Military
Jobs Fair For Veterans Held At Intrepid Museum
A special event was held today for those who put their lives on the line for our country and are now returning to civilian life.
Stories From Main Street: America’s Vet Dogs Are More Than Just Man’s Best Friend
They’re loyal and dependable guardians and protectors, just like the veterans whom they serve – America’s Vet Dogs.
Rockland County Passes Funeral Privacy Law
The Rockland County board of legislators has passed a funeral privacy law that will prohibit demonstration activities within 750 feet of all funerals at all locations.
Stories From Main Street: Waldwick Military Wife Gets Some Help From Project EverGreen
While her husband Richard is away, Courtney is holding down the fort back home with three young children, taking over his domestic duties. But now, with a little help from a local landscaper, she won’t have to worry about the weeds, mulch, shrubs and fertilizer anymore.
Fleet Week Soldiers Take In The Sights And Sounds Of New York City
In a Fleet Week that’s been marked by both celebration and devastation, one Navy Sailor is tackling New York City head-on.
Cadet Tom Anderson Achieves Lifelong Dream Of Graduating From West Point
For graduating cadet Tom Anderson from Poughkeepsie, going to West Point was obvious an obvious life choice.
Report: Donald Trump Got Deferments From Service During Vietnam War
Possible presidential candidate Donald Trump received several draft deferments from military service during the Vietnam War, according to purported Selective Service records that appeared online.
New York Area Veterans Getting Lost In The System
Nearly a quater of the 85,000 veterans who have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan suffer from mental health disorders, according to a new study.
Obama Signs Repeal Of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy
President Barack Obama says valor and sacrifice in the armed forces are no longer defined by sexual orientation.
British Military Helicopter Flying Near Statue Of Liberty
It will fly at altitudes below 1,000 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
Queens Man, 95, Receives Bronze Star For WWII Heroism
Six decades after a Queens man helped save hundreds of U.S. servicement during World War II, he as awarded the Bronze Star.
Christine Quinn Praises ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Ruling
Department of Justice and Pentagon officials are reviewing a federal judge’s order that the military immediately stop enforcing its ban on openly gay troops.
Judge Removes Juror At Bronx Terror Trial Tuesday
A judge was expected to decide if she’ll declare a mistrial in the case of four men charged with plotting to bomb two Bronx synagogues.
Stray Document Halts Bronx Terror Plot Deliberations
Prosecutors said James Cromitie hatched a plot with a paid FBI informant to bomb New York City synagogues, and recruited his three co-defendants to fire missiles at a New York military base.
Closings Held At NYC Temple-Plot Trial
Manhattan prosecutors said four men accused of plotting to blow up Bronx synagogues and shoot down military planes believed that a scheme concocted in a government sting was real.
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