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The Navy cancelled its plan to conduct flight training over New York City on the anniversary of the September 11th attacks after it sparked outrage

"The frustration for those of us caring for the patients is enormous and exhausting. We do the best we can.’’

Most homecomings see a tightly-packed throng of families crowding the gate at the end of the pier, waving signs and waiting for a loved one to finally step off the ship. Instead, the USNS Comfort sidled up to Pier 12 at Naval Station Norfolk to no fanfare at all

The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, and U.S. Air Demonstration Squadron, the Thunderbirds, honored frontline COVID-19 first...

President Trump said the Navy hospital ship Comfort will leave New York City after Governor Cuomo said it was no longer needed.

"We’ve worked weeks and weeks without a day off ... this is unlike anything we’ve ever seen before.”

A handful of U.S. Marine Corps infantrymen from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, helped save novel coronavirus (COVID-19) patients in danger of dying while in transit to the USNS Comfort in New York City

The 107th Attack Wing Fatality Search and Recovery Team deployed to New York City to recover the dead from hospitals, nursing homes and apartment buildings.

Crew members who had contact with the infected person tested negative, the Navy told ABC. But they will remain in isolation regardless of test results.

The deployment of the Army's 531st Hospital Center was part of the active-duty Army's first wave of response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has so far resulted in about 5,100 deaths in the U.S. — more than 2,200 of those in New York

The Navy hospital ship Comfort arrived in New York City on Monday to help the city's hospitals, which have been stretched thin by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

The VA has a legal mandate to provide civilian care in an emergency. But the agency is facing the same surge in COVID-19 patients as other hospitals.

Capt. Lynne Blankenbeker has treated troops in combat zones since 1990. Now she's heading to New York City to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.

A New Jersey jury convicted Afghani immigrant Ahmad Khan Rahimi of attempted murder Tuesday for a 2016 Garden State gunfight with police as cops hunted the suspect in an earlier bombing in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood

Two women inspired by radical Islam pleaded guilty in New York City on Friday to teaching and distributing information about the manufacture and use of an explosive, destructive device and weapon of mass destruction, federal prosecutors said

A would-be Islamic terrorist, busted for a plot to hurl grenades into the multitudes of Times Square tourists, pondered blasting the new World Trade Center with a massive rocket launcher, according to a criminal complaint filed Friday

Ask any sailor or Marine who has experienced New York Fleet Week firsthand about their experience, and the first reaction is likely to be a knowing smirk

Najibullah Zazi, a would-be terrorist trained by Al Qaeda bomb-makers, pleaded guilty in 2010 to three charges associated with a plan to detonate explosive in the NYC subway

After being found guilty on all counts for a failed suicide bombing in a passageway to the Port Authority, a...

Legendary FDNY Capt. John Vigiano, during a life of faith and service, earned a spot in the hereafter with his...

Just over 16 years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, law enforcement officials from the New York Police Department and...

On a quiet stage in New York City, Air Force veteran Ed “Chub” Woodward weeps as he tells the gut-wrenching...

The Punisher himself carries a GORUCK GR1, so you automatically know that there has to be something uniquely badass about...

This week, thousands of men and women in uniform will descend on New York City from May 20 to 26...