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NEW YORK CITY--With the Chrysler Building in the background, the Soldiers of the New York Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion 69th Infantry marches down Lexington Avenue as they return from the 250th New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
The "Fighting 69th" traditionally leads the parade each year following a special Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
This year marks the 160th time the 1st 69th has lead the Parade which begins when the commander of the 69th Infantry responds " The 69th is always ready" when the head of the parade asks if he is ready to go.
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Army.mil -- Fri, 31 May 2024 New York National Guard 2023 Annual Report is available for download The Division of Military and Naval Affairs Annual report is available to the public as a PDF download on the Division of Military and Naval Affairs Website. The 84-page illustrated document... (more)
Gothamist -- Wed, 29 May 2024 Gov. Hochul likely to keep National Guard in NYC subway this summer There will be a day when the National Guard isnt assisting police officers who are checking bags at the entrances of highly trafficked New York City subway stations just dont expect it anytime... (more)
OurTown -- Wed, 29 May 2024 Fighting 69th Armory on Lexington Ave. to Undergo $130 Million Renovation in Joint NYS/Federal Project Almost 120 years into its existence, the Lexington Avenue Armory that is home to the famed Fighting 69th Regiment is to be renovated via a state and federal partnership that will pump in $130... (more)
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