Armed Forces Day


FAQ

When is Armed Forces Day?

Armed Forces Day is always the third Saturday in May. This year, it falls on May 19th.

Who can participate in Armed Forces Day events?

Everyone is welcome! The events are open to military members and their families, as well as the general public.

What can I do to show my support for the military on Armed Forces Day?

There are many ways to show your support! You can attend an event in your area, wear a red, white, and blue ribbon, or fly the American flag. You can also say thank you to a military member or veteran you know. Whatever you do, be sure to express your gratitude and appreciation for our men and women in uniform!

Where is Armed Forces Day 2023?

Armed Forces Day is a national holiday in the United States, and it will be celebrated on May 20, 2023.

What is Army Armed Forces Day?

Armed Forces Day in the US honors all military personnel, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, and Army Armed Forces Day specifically celebrates the soldiers who serve in the US Army.

Why Armed Forces Day is celebrated?

Armed Forces Day is celebrated to honor and show appreciation for the current military service members and their sacrifices, bravery, and dedication, while increasing public understanding and appreciation of their roles and responsibilities.

What to do for Armed Forces Day?

There are many ways to observe and celebrate Armed Forces Day. Here are a few ideas:

  • Attend a local Armed Forces Day parade or ceremony.
  • Fly the American flag or a military service flag to show support.
  • Donate to a charity that supports veterans or active-duty military personnel.
  • Write a letter of appreciation or send care packages to troops serving overseas.
  • Visit a military museum or historical site.
  • Participate in a volunteer project that benefits veterans or their families.
  • Attend a concert or other event featuring military bands or performers.
  • Thank a veteran or active-duty service member for their service.
  • Display yellow ribbons or other symbols of support.
  • Educate yourself and others about the roles and responsibilities of the military and the sacrifices of those who serve.

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