Rolling Thunder SI NY

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Rolling Thunder®, Inc. is a non-profit organization. Members donate their time because they believe.

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 09/02/2026

Last night, at our monthly meeting, our sister Pat became a Full Patch member, and our brother Lou received his Boot Patch! 🇺🇲🦅 We're so happy to have you both!!! Congratulations, and thank you for your unwavering dedication 🇺🇸 🦅

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 09/02/2026

81 years ago today on September 2, 1945, Japan surrendered in WWII, effectively ending the war 🇺🇲

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 09/01/2026
Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 09/01/2026

During the month of September, we honor all the service dogs 🇺🇲🐾

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 08/31/2026

Save the Date
NAMI Fundraiser

08/30/2026

Rolling Thunder® Chapter 2 New York Supports D.A.V. Halloran Post 34

Rolling Thunder® Chapter 2 NY Secretary Mike Raimondi proudly presented a check to Commander James Haynes III of the D.A.V. Halloran Post 34, Staten Island, NY.

The donation was made possible through the RT2NY Frankie TowKar Annual Fundraiser.

Rolling Thunder® Chapter 2 NY is proud to support our veterans and organizations dedicated to serving those who have served our country. 🇺🇸

Thank you to everyone who supported the Frankie TowKar Annual Fundraiser and helped make this donation possible!

🇺🇸 Rolling Thunder® Chapter 2 NY — Supporting Our Veterans 🇺🇸

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 08/30/2026

Yesterday, members of RTNY2 attended the Street Naming Ceremony honoring the service of Louis V. Ferraco, Infantry 157, a Vietnam Army veteran, and 2X Purple Heart recipient. He was favorably known as the mayor of Greeley Avenue. Thank you for your service and sacrifice 🇺🇲

Photos from Rolling Thunder SI NY's post 08/28/2026

Today we remember U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Michael Ollis, of Staten Island, N.Y. During a joint mission with Afghan Army soldiers near Forward Operating Base Howz-e-Madad, in southern Afghanistan, according to the Army Times, Ollis was killed after stepping in the path of an unarmed Polish officer, protecting him from a su***de bomber, when he was killed in Afghanistan on Aug. 28, 2013.

We THANK YOU for your service and sacrifice 🇺🇸🦅

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