So why do we salute our armed forces, anyway?
Bill Federer recounts importance of maintaining peace through strength
Published: 1 day ago
Army Day, Navy Day and Air Force Day were combined in 1949 to be Armed Forces Day, celebrated the third Saturday in May.
Army Day formerly was the date the U.S. entered World War I. Navy Day was President Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday. Air Force Day was the day the War Department established a division of aeronautics.
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