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Gold Star Mothers Day — Last Sunday in September
The Trick to Selecting Flag Snap Hooks
The Complete Flagpole Parts List
Happy Birthday USAF
National POW/MIA Recognition Day
What is "See You At The Pole™"?
Reflecting On 9/11
The casualties of 9/11 are family, friends, and loved ones. They each had their hopes, dreams, and world-changing projects to pursue. Heritages and legacies were severed. This is what we are reflecting on, and why we will always remember these names.
Remembering 9/11 - Observe, Honor, Serve
The Alternative to Half-Staff
V-J Day, When the Second Great War Was Finally Over
On April 30, 1945, Adolf Hitler's successor, Karl Dönitz first delivered an act of surrender on the part of Germany, effectively ending hostilities in Europe. However, the United States was not at ease, as fighting raged on in the Pacific and in eastern Asia.
On August 15, 1945, Japan accepted the terms of surrender and World War II was effectively over. Since then, August 15 has been recognized as Victory over Japan Day, or V-J Day.
Celebrating America’s Working People
Labor Day is September 4, 2023. Labor Day has come to represent many things, but it will always recognize and celebrate the contributions that workers have made to the well-being of our country.