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§  13-a.  Armed forces of the United States. "Armed forces of the United  States" means the army, navy, marine corps, air force and  coast  guard,  including  all  components  thereof,  and the national guard when in the  service of the United States  pursuant  to  call  as  provided  by  law.  Pursuant  to  this  definition no person shall be considered a member or  veteran of the armed forces of the  United  States  unless  his  or  her  service  therein  is or was on a full-time active duty basis, other than  active duty for training or he or she was employed by the  War  Shipping  Administration  or Office of Defense Transportation or their agents as a  merchant  seaman  documented  by  the  United  States  Coast  Guard   or  Department  of  Commerce,  or  as a civil servant employed by the United  States Army Transport Service (later redesignated as the  United  States  Army  Transportation  Corps, Water Division) or the Naval Transportation  Service; and who served satisfactorily  as  a  crew  member  during  the  period  of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred forty-one,  to  August  fifteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  aboard  merchant  vessels in oceangoing, i.e., foreign, intercoastal, or coastwise service  as  such terms are defined under federal law (46 USCA 10301 & 10501) and  further to include "near foreign" voyages between the United States  and  Canada,  Mexico,  or the West Indies via ocean routes, or public vessels  in  oceangoing  service  or  foreign  waters  and  who  has  received  a  Certificate  of  Release  or  Discharge from Active Duty and a discharge  certificate, or an Honorable  Service  Certificate/Report  of  Casualty,  from  the  Department  of Defense or he or she served as a United States  civilian employed by the American  Field  Service  and  served  overseas  under United States Armies and United States Army Groups in world war II  during  the period of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred  forty-one through May  eighth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  and  was  discharged  or  released  therefrom under honorable conditions, or he or  she served as a United States civilian Flight Crew and  Aviation  Ground  Support   Employee   of  Pan  American  World  Airways  or  one  of  its  subsidiaries or its affiliates and served overseas as a  result  of  Pan  American's  contract  with  Air Transport Command or Naval Air Transport  Service during  the  period  of  armed  conflict,  December  fourteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-one through August fourteenth, nineteen hundred  forty-five, and was discharged or  released  therefrom  under  honorable  conditions.

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Statutes > New-york > Gcn > Article-2 > 13-a

§  13-a.  Armed forces of the United States. "Armed forces of the United  States" means the army, navy, marine corps, air force and  coast  guard,  including  all  components  thereof,  and the national guard when in the  service of the United States  pursuant  to  call  as  provided  by  law.  Pursuant  to  this  definition no person shall be considered a member or  veteran of the armed forces of the  United  States  unless  his  or  her  service  therein  is or was on a full-time active duty basis, other than  active duty for training or he or she was employed by the  War  Shipping  Administration  or Office of Defense Transportation or their agents as a  merchant  seaman  documented  by  the  United  States  Coast  Guard   or  Department  of  Commerce,  or  as a civil servant employed by the United  States Army Transport Service (later redesignated as the  United  States  Army  Transportation  Corps, Water Division) or the Naval Transportation  Service; and who served satisfactorily  as  a  crew  member  during  the  period  of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred forty-one,  to  August  fifteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  aboard  merchant  vessels in oceangoing, i.e., foreign, intercoastal, or coastwise service  as  such terms are defined under federal law (46 USCA 10301 & 10501) and  further to include "near foreign" voyages between the United States  and  Canada,  Mexico,  or the West Indies via ocean routes, or public vessels  in  oceangoing  service  or  foreign  waters  and  who  has  received  a  Certificate  of  Release  or  Discharge from Active Duty and a discharge  certificate, or an Honorable  Service  Certificate/Report  of  Casualty,  from  the  Department  of Defense or he or she served as a United States  civilian employed by the American  Field  Service  and  served  overseas  under United States Armies and United States Army Groups in world war II  during  the period of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred  forty-one through May  eighth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  and  was  discharged  or  released  therefrom under honorable conditions, or he or  she served as a United States civilian Flight Crew and  Aviation  Ground  Support   Employee   of  Pan  American  World  Airways  or  one  of  its  subsidiaries or its affiliates and served overseas as a  result  of  Pan  American's  contract  with  Air Transport Command or Naval Air Transport  Service during  the  period  of  armed  conflict,  December  fourteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-one through August fourteenth, nineteen hundred  forty-five, and was discharged or  released  therefrom  under  honorable  conditions.

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Statutes > New-york > Gcn > Article-2 > 13-a

§  13-a.  Armed forces of the United States. "Armed forces of the United  States" means the army, navy, marine corps, air force and  coast  guard,  including  all  components  thereof,  and the national guard when in the  service of the United States  pursuant  to  call  as  provided  by  law.  Pursuant  to  this  definition no person shall be considered a member or  veteran of the armed forces of the  United  States  unless  his  or  her  service  therein  is or was on a full-time active duty basis, other than  active duty for training or he or she was employed by the  War  Shipping  Administration  or Office of Defense Transportation or their agents as a  merchant  seaman  documented  by  the  United  States  Coast  Guard   or  Department  of  Commerce,  or  as a civil servant employed by the United  States Army Transport Service (later redesignated as the  United  States  Army  Transportation  Corps, Water Division) or the Naval Transportation  Service; and who served satisfactorily  as  a  crew  member  during  the  period  of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred forty-one,  to  August  fifteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  aboard  merchant  vessels in oceangoing, i.e., foreign, intercoastal, or coastwise service  as  such terms are defined under federal law (46 USCA 10301 & 10501) and  further to include "near foreign" voyages between the United States  and  Canada,  Mexico,  or the West Indies via ocean routes, or public vessels  in  oceangoing  service  or  foreign  waters  and  who  has  received  a  Certificate  of  Release  or  Discharge from Active Duty and a discharge  certificate, or an Honorable  Service  Certificate/Report  of  Casualty,  from  the  Department  of Defense or he or she served as a United States  civilian employed by the American  Field  Service  and  served  overseas  under United States Armies and United States Army Groups in world war II  during  the period of armed conflict, December seventh, nineteen hundred  forty-one through May  eighth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-five,  and  was  discharged  or  released  therefrom under honorable conditions, or he or  she served as a United States civilian Flight Crew and  Aviation  Ground  Support   Employee   of  Pan  American  World  Airways  or  one  of  its  subsidiaries or its affiliates and served overseas as a  result  of  Pan  American's  contract  with  Air Transport Command or Naval Air Transport  Service during  the  period  of  armed  conflict,  December  fourteenth,  nineteen  hundred  forty-one through August fourteenth, nineteen hundred  forty-five, and was discharged or  released  therefrom  under  honorable  conditions.