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On July 4, 1776, our nation declared its independence — and every year since, we've honored the courage, sacrifice, and spirit that define the American story.

To all who serve and have served: thank you for protecting the freedom we celebrate today.

Wishing you and your family a safe and meaningful 4th of July!

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Do you know the story behind the Juneteenth flag?

Created in 1997 by activist Ben Haith and illustrator Lisa Jeanne Graf, the Juneteenth flag features a white star — symbolizing freedom and new beginnings — with a nod to Texas, the Lone Star State, where the last enslaved people were freed.

The bursting star represents a new horizon for Black Americans.
The red, white, and blue colors echo the American flag — a reminder that those freed on Juneteenth, and their descendants, are rightfully and proudly Americans.

Happy Juneteenth.

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Today, we celebrate the fathers who wear many hats — protector, provider, mentor, and for many, proud service member or veteran.

Wishing all the dads a happy Father’s Day.

What began as a symbol for a new nation has become a powerful emblem of freedom, service, and sacrifice — proudly worn by those who serve and honored by generations of Americans.
Happy Flag Day!

On June 14, 1775, the Second Continental Congress authorized the formation of the Continental Army to unify the colonial militias and defend the American colonies against British forces. This decision marked the birth of what we now know as the United States Army — over a year before the Declaration of Independence was signed.

General George Washington was appointed Commander-in-Chief the very next day, setting the tone for a legacy built on discipline, duty, and devotion to country.

From its origins in the fight for independence to becoming the largest and oldest branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, the Army has defended American values across every generation.

As we mark 250 years of Army service, we honor the men and women who have answered the call — past and present.

Happy 250th Birthday, U.S. Army.

Today, we honor the women who have proudly worn the uniform.
June 12 marks Women Veterans Recognition Day, a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and dedication of the over 2 million women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
From breaking barriers to leading with courage, your contributions have shaped our military and our nation.

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Today we remember D-Day — June 6, 1944 — a day that changed the course of history.
As Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy in the largest air, land, and sea invasion ever undertaken, their courage and sacrifice became a defining moment in the fight for freedom.
We honor the bravery of those who served and the legacy they left behind.
To all who have worn the uniform — then and now — we are forever grateful.

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