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I saw an Honor Flight arrive at the World War II monument once when I was in Washington DC a few years ago. At that moment, I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of and on Saturday, I finally did it and it was my honor to be there.

WGNA is proud to team up with local veterans organizations to help our local veterans find work when they come back home. These organizations can help with everything from building a resume, plotting a career path, to landing a job in the Capital Region.

The last time I was in Washington DC I saw something that changed my life and ever since I've wanted to do it too. This year, I'm gonna apply to do it.

Just makes you think that what may seem bad to you, really is just a small bump in road in comparison.

The legal drinking age has always been up for debate. There was a time that it was 18 and then raised to 21. How is it that someone can go and fight for our country but can come home and still not be able to have a drink?

Help Soldiers Call Home For The Holidays

Celebrate our local heroes at the Great Escape all week. I think this is a great way to highlight our local men and women who always go above and beyond. The Great Escape is offering discounts and family packages for first responders, military and their families.

Troy is now doing even more to support the veterans who fought for our freedoms. A Troy Military Banner kickoff program was on Sunday and since then, you're going to see something different lining the streets.

In 2016 it seemed pretty unlikely that the New Eastcoast Arms Collection Associates Gun Show and Military Expo would return to the Saratoga City Center. In fact it seemed to get fairly heated in the press after the president of NEACA, David

After their military ancestors fought and died during two North American wars in the 18th century, soldiers of the British army's Scottish regiment are preparing for something amazing that'll take them right through our Capital Region.

I saw this on my Twiiter feed this morning and thought it looked really cool. On May 14, you can put a team together for an airplane pulling competition in Glenville and it all supports our military. You just need to get 19 other coworkers to do it with you and enter with just $450 which comes out to $22.50 a person.

"Honor, Courage and Commitment -That's the Marine Way".  And those qualities came shining through in my interview with Sgt James Marchetti of the U.S. Marine Corp stationed right here in Albany.