Sites especially for veterans and their families.

AARP
Formerly known as the American Association of Retired Persons, AARP is a nonprofit membership organization. Their purpose is to address the needs and interests of people 50 and older. Check out their World War II section here.

American Legion
Find out about economic, medical, and social issues especially for veterans.

AncientFaces.com
This site began as a simple mission to share family history through photographs. Today it's an interactive community built around linking all facets of sharing the past. Offering tens of thousands of unique photos, AncientFaces has grown into an extensive (and impressive!) collection of memorabilia from many times and places. Check out their Military section and share your stories with other veterans. It's just a really fun site!

BenefitsCheckUp.org
From low-cost drug programs to paying utility bills, this free service from the National Council on Aging lists more than 1,000 federal and state assistance programs for older adults.

City College Libraries Reference & Research
This site provides an extensive number of links and access to information about D-Day. June 6, 2004 marks the 60th anniversary of this important World War II event.

Department of Veterans' Affairs
A comprehensive page of information for U.S. Veterans.

How It Was: The Tears and Triumphs of Men and Women at War
This site is dedicated to telling the stories of men and women who fought in the Armed Services of the United States of America. This site was funded by a grant from NYS Assembly member Michael Bragman and Ronald C. Tocci, Assembly Veterans' Affairs Committee Chair.

NeedyMeds.com
Listed here are the pharmaceutical companies that offer patient assistance programs for those unable to buy necessary medicines.

New York State Division of Veterans' Affairs
Provides benefits counseling and advocacy for New York's veterans and active duty armed forces and their families.

Reunions Page
Find out when and where your buddies are getting together!

Stars and Stripes
Remember the "Stars and Stripes" newspaper? Now you can read the online version.

VFW
Celebrate the beginning of the second hundred years with the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

World War II Veterans
Stroll down memory lane, get updates on the progress of the new WWII memorial, participate in the veterans' forum, or visit the WWII collectibles roadshow.