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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

What I Learned Today About March 25th

I'm embarrassed that I didn't already know this.

 

NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR DAY

The United States Congress has designated March 25th of each year as NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR DAY, a day dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients. (Public Law 101-564) Conceived in the State of Washington, this holiday should be one of our most revered. Unfortunately all too many Americans are not even aware of its existence.

WHY MARCH 25th?

The date of March 25th was chosen to highlight this special day because it was on March 25 (1863) that the first Medals of Honor were presented...to six members of Andrews' Raiders. If you haven't read the story you can follow the hyperlink below titled THE FIRST PRESENTATION to read about that historic day.

WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT?

National Medal of Honor day is celebrated in some communities, however for the most part the occasion comes and goes with little notice. As a patriotic American there are a few things YOU can do to commemorate this day:  FLY YOUR FLAG with pride and patriotism on this day.
 
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What is good for the goose today will also be good for the gander tomorrow.
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Registered: ‎12-14-2011

Re: What I Learned Today About March 25th

Thank you for sharing this info.  When I had my own home we flew the flag.