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MAY is MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH
D - DAY 6 JUNE 1944
9/11 NEWS
Call to Service: The Final Rescue of 9/11
9/11
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Brought back those same memories I had during those days and nights at the fresh kills landfill. I kept a journal and recorded my feelings, thoughts and findings. I came up with my own way of searching the end of the conveyor belt. I used a hard rake and stopped the debris tumbling off the end of the conveyor belt. The findings were many. That was the last chance before all would be lost and buried into the landscape. What stills haunts me today is the vivid vision of worn shoes and sneakers stil laced. I hope and pray that their end was swift with little or no pain.
Be safe, Retired Detective Rudy Andre 28 Precinct, Harlem
Ground Zero First Responders Who Died of Sept 11-Related Health Conditions Can Now Receive Federal Medal of Valor
St Michael's Cemetery
East Elmhurst
A Lesson In Service And Sacrifice For Rand Paul: An Up-Close And Personal Look At What Ground Zero Workers Did In The Recovery Effort And The Cost It Took
Jeanne Woods is a retired NYPD Sergeant.
Steve Cataneo posted in Fighting Ninth Club I Have Been Part of the World Trade Center 9/11 Monitoring Program Since It's Inception
For the past 3 years I began to experience severe joint pain that has elevated to the point where I can barely stand up, sit down, bend over or sleep
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From Homicide to Hollywood
The Story of Korean War Veteran Randy Jurgensen
Randy Jurgensen served in the Korean War, received three Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart, served and protected for 20 years in the NYPD, and produced and appeared in 50+ films and television shows. On this episode of This Is Why We Stand, Joe Archino interviews Randy Jurgensen about his service to our nation and other aspects of his remarkable life and career.
VIDEO From Homicide to Hollywood: The Story of Korean War Veteran Randy Jurgensen - Part One by Joe Archino
It was an honor to have Korean War veteran Randy Jurgensen back on the latest episode of This Is Why We Stand on Westchester Talk Radio. For his service in Korea, Randy was awarded three Bronze Stars and received the Purple Heart. He went on to serve and protect for 20 years in the NYPD. After his time solving crimes as a detective, Randy embarked on a successful film career, producing and appearing in 50+ films and television shows. His Army helmet is on display at West Point
From Homicide to Hollywood: The Story of Korean War Veteran Randy Jurgensen - Part Two by Joe Archino
On this program, Randy shares fond memories of his recently deceased friend and fellow NYPD detective, Sonny Grosso. Randy also reveals some big news about his book, Circle of Six: The True Story of New York's Most Notorious Cop Killer and the Cop Who Risked Everything to Catch Him. You will hear about all of that and much more on this episode.
North of 96th Street is a documentary-style film showcasing the life and work of legendary NYPD homicide detective and film producer, Randy Jurgensen.
South of 96th Street was six o'clock news. But North of 96th... it was just another homicide.
For more on Randy, please visit: Harlem | Homicide | Hollywood - Randy Jurgensen
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