New York City Veterans Day Parade steps off in Manhattan
Thousands braved the messy weather in Manhattan to thank the courageous men and women who served our country.
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Thousands braved the messy weather in Manhattan to thank the courageous men and women who served our country.
Mayor Eric Adams delivered remarks Friday morning at the annual Veterans Day Breakfast before the parade.
CBS2 photojournalist Sean McKenna went to Scotch Plains, New Jersey, to get firsthand accounts from veterans on the exact day and time World War I ended.
The country's largest Veterans Day Parade is held in Manhattan every year, and Friday was no different. Despite the rain, people were still out, waving their flags and saluting America's soldiers. CBS2's Jennifer Bisram reports.
Veterans Day observances were held across the Tri-State Area on Friday.
Thousands of people are braving the wet weather and starting to line Fifth Avenue to say a special thank you to all the courageous men and women who served our country. CBS2's John Dias reports from along the route.
CBS2's John Dias catches up with Vincent Patton III about the honor of leading New York City's annual Veterans Day Parade.
New York City's Veterans Day Parade steps off this morning, and as CBS2's John Dias reports, it's just one of many ways veterans are being honored across the area.
James Barbosa, a U.S. Army veteran, was deployed to Afghanistan and injured in combat. He was honorably discharged in 2013.
In all, 50,000 tanks were mass produced by American car companies. Historians credit their brave crewmen.
Friday is Veterans Day, and here in New York there's a weeklong celebration honoring our brave men and women.
Friday is Veterans Day, and here in New York there's a weeklong celebration honoring our brave men and women, CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
There are two ships in New York Harbor carrying hundreds of sailors, Marines and Coast Guard members. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports from the USS Arlington.
Vince Patton was the first Black American to serve as master chief petty officer of the U.S. Coast Guard.
Vince Patton makes a surprising connection with our Cindy Hsu, saying he served with her late father.
This year's grand marshal will be Vince Patton, the first Black American to serve as master chief petty officer of the U.S. Coast Guard, its highest enlisted position.
Some local heroes were recognized for their contributions and dedication to serving the United States.
