They are present at the front lines, holding positions in some of the most dangerous territories in any military theatre. They carry hundreds of pounds of supplies, equipment and other gear along with them on their backs.

Many of them find the constant sounding of mortar fire their lullaby. A silent night is one they dread because the enemy can appear at any moment and their plans are largely unknown to them. Army Day is a celebration of the most fundamental armed forces, and reminds us about the sacrifices they make for our country and home.

When Franklin D. Roosevelt took the American Presidency, World War II was well underway. His position was not one he would be proud of. He led the American nation into the war that came on the heels “The War to End All Wars”. They didn’t realize that the war that would follow would be the most destructive and destructive war of all time, with more deaths than they could have ever imagined.

Their military was vital to the success of all Allies members. And, most importantly, the men and women who walked across foreign terrain to defend, recuperate, and take over enemy positions that could alter the flow and flow of war. Army Day was created to honor all members of all armed forces as well as civilians who support them.

When he called them “A Mighty Arm of The Tree of Liberty”, it was evident that he understood the role of military personnel and women. They were the only thing that could keep him safe, secure, and peaceful. Army Day is a reminder of how everything we have is due to these men and women and the blood that they shed in defense of our freedoms.

Army Day can be celebrated by remembering the sacrifices of veterans in the armed forces around the world. You can live a life of security and peace every day by supporting them in their efforts. Volunteering at homeless shelters can be a very effective and sad way to ensure that veterans receive the most of your support.

Unbelievably, many of these soldiers for peace and security are left behind after their return from service. Army Day is your opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives and careers of those who have given everything to make your life better.

You can find a veteran shelter no matter where you live. They can arrange for food and provide companionship for those who are already giving so much. You can also hear from the horse, or the hero, about your thoughts, feelings and experiences.

This will give you a better understanding of the world and change your perceptions on what you thought you knew. Events and parades can help raise funds to support veterans. You can organize your own event if there isn’t one in your area. Change doesn’t happen unless someone makes the first move.

It’s okay to be unable to travel to the local veteran’s centre due to distance, work, or other obligations. It is possible to still participate in Army Day. For example, if you’re a teacher, you can still help to preserve the legacy by giving lessons to your students about the history of the armed forces. They will be able to appreciate the Greatest Generations who came before them.

You can do a variety of activities depending on your age, such as worksheets, performances or poems from wartime or reenactments, or you could even create them. Students older than 18 may be able create models or perform scenes from famous events when the Allies won. Essays on the sacrifices made by these men and women will bring out many surprises, even if you prefer things to be a bit more tidy.

Everybody knows someone who is connected to the Army. This is why Army Day strikes such a strong chord not only with the people of the United States but all over the globe. We still see the effects of these conflicts on a daily basis, even though we live in distant countries.

Celebrate Army Day to show your appreciation and repay the unpayable debt we owe. You can either spend time with family and friends impacted or give your time to them directly.

Remember to be grateful, to wave a flag and to remember that, no matter what happens in your personal, professional, or social lives, it will not compare to the experiences of others who have been through conflict and survived to tell the tale.

We salute you for this. Happy Army Day!