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April 23: Army Reserve Birthday
May
National Military Appreciation Month National Military Appreciation Month is an opportunity to publically demonstrate appreciation for the sacrifices and successes made by our service members, past and present. For more information, see the National Miliary Appreciation Month page.
May 1: Silver Star Service Banner Day A day set aside to honor our wounded, ill and dying military personnel byparticipating in flying a Silver Star Banner.
May 8: VE (Victory in Europe) Day (Celebrated May 7 in commonwealth countries) May 8 marks the anniversary of the Allies' victory in Europe during World War II on May 8, 1945. For more World War II historical content, visit the Military.com History section.
May 12: Military Spouse Appreciation Day A day set aside to acknowledge the contributions and sacrifices of the spouses of the U.S. Armed Forces.
May 13: Children of Fallen Patriots Day A day to honor the families our Fallen Heroes have left behind – especially their children. It’s a reminder to the community that we have an obligation to support the families of our Fallen Patriots.
May 20: Armed Forces Day A day set aside to pay tribute to men and women who serve in the United States’ Armed Forces. For more details, see this Military.com Armed Forces Day page.
May 29: Memorial Day (Decoration Day) For more on Memorial Day events and history, visit the Military.com Memorial Day page.
April 23: Army Reserve Birthday
May
National Military Appreciation Month National Military Appreciation Month is an opportunity to publically demonstrate appreciation for the sacrifices and successes made by our service members, past and present. For more information, see the National Miliary Appreciation Month page.
May 1: Silver Star Service Banner Day A day set aside to honor our wounded, ill and dying military personnel byparticipating in flying a Silver Star Banner.
May 8: VE (Victory in Europe) Day (Celebrated May 7 in commonwealth countries) May 8 marks the anniversary of the Allies' victory in Europe during World War II on May 8, 1945. For more World War II historical content, visit the Military.com History section.
May 12: Military Spouse Appreciation Day A day set aside to acknowledge the contributions and sacrifices of the spouses of the U.S. Armed Forces.
May 13: Children of Fallen Patriots Day A day to honor the families our Fallen Heroes have left behind – especially their children. It’s a reminder to the community that we have an obligation to support the families of our Fallen Patriots.
May 20: Armed Forces Day A day set aside to pay tribute to men and women who serve in the United States’ Armed Forces. For more details, see this Military.com Armed Forces Day page.
May 29: Memorial Day (Decoration Day) For more on Memorial Day events and history, visit the Military.com Memorial Day page.
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