National V.F.W. Day

September 29, Monday

National V.F.W. Day
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National V.F.W. Day is dedicated to honoring the members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (V.F.W.) organization. This day serves as a reminder of the merits and sacrifices of veterans who served outside the United States, protecting their country’s interests and ensuring peace in the world.

Traditions of celebration
On this day, the following events usually take place:

* Conducting official ceremonies and laying wreaths at veterans’ monuments;
* Organizing meetings and gatherings of veterans at local V.F.W. posts;
* Conducting educational programs for schoolchildren and youth about the importance of military service and V.F.W. history;
* Charitable events and activities to support veterans and their families;
* Public readings and speeches dedicated to the memory of those who served abroad.

Meaning of the holiday
National V.F.W. Day emphasizes the importance of respect and support for veterans who participated in military conflicts outside the country. The holiday reminds society of the duty owed to those who defended freedom and democratic values and helps strengthen the connection between citizens and veterans.

Interesting facts

* V.F.W. was founded in 1899 to assist veterans of the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War;
* The organization has hundreds of thousands of members across the United States;
* V.F.W. actively participates in public life, supporting veterans and their families through educational, charitable, and social programs.
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