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Since
8 May
1957, The
Association of the United States Army
(Chapter 1702) Greater New York - Statue of Liberty Chapter has worked to
support all
aspects of national security while advancing the interests of America's Army
and the men and women who serve. The Statue of Liberty Chapter AUSA is a
private, non-profit educational organization that supports America's Army-
Active, National Guard, Army Reserve, Civilians, Retirees and family
members.
"Liberty Press
Fall 2009"
edition is here and feel free to download it. (new)
2009 Corporation Appreciation & Recognition
Reception (new)
Post GI Bill Update (new)
STOP LOSS Compensation
Pay
or
email (new)
First Region Spring Meeting 2010
Women Foundation Society Scholarship
General Membership Meeting 08 Dec 2009
101st Signal Battalion Association 5th Annual Holiday party
Fraud Alert! -
"Patient Care Group" scam operation against Veterans (must
read)
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Veterans websites
There are three ROTC and nine JROTC programs within
our Chapter area. If you are interest, please take a look at the
ROTC Support page
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