Officials urge US Army Corps to help deploy resources to West Point following storm
Officials are urging the United States Army Corps to deploy all resources to help get West Point Military Academy on the road to recovery.
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6h agoOfficials are urging the United States Army Corps to deploy all resources to help get West Point Military Academy on the road to recovery.
The call for assistance comes after record-setting rainfall sent floods through West Point and the Hudson Valley.
It resulted in damaged historic buildings, classrooms, cadet barracks and housing.
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