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Indepenence Day is a federal holiday that's designed to commemorate and recognize the Declaration of Independence. Held annually on July 4, it marks our country's independence. Whether you live on the East Coast or West Coast -- or a middle state -- you should consider celebrating Independence Day. There several common traditions that are synonymous [...]

1) Solute to the Union On Independence Day, at noon, military personnel fire one gun for every state—that's all 50 of them—at different bases across the country. This "salute to the union" is a favorite tradition on this celebrated holiday. Imagine the thunderous sounds of 50 guns—one for each state—blending together in a roaring display [...]

One of the most versatile groups of the United States military, the US Coast Guard has been saving lives and looking out for the world for over 200 years. Purchase your American made Coast Guard Flag here.  From life saving rescue missions to worldwide stewardship projects, the Coast Guard has had a hand on protecting [...]

When is Flag Day 2026? Flag Day is June 14th, 2026. To celebrate this day, we're going to reveal several amazing and fun facts about Flag Day. Flag Day Trivia (navigate to specific sections using the links below to see individual Flag Day Facts) The Oldest Flag Day Parade When the US Adopted the Flag [...]

Held annually on June 14, Flag Day is a nationally recognized holiday that's intended to celebrate the adopted of the United States flag. The American flag has a long, rich history dating as far back as 1777, during which the Second Continental Congress passed a resolution creating the flag. So if you're looking to show [...]

Every third Saturday in May, Americans unite to salute active-duty service members on Armed Forces Day with parades, displays, and community events that reinforce national pride and gratitude. This guide equips patriotic individuals and businesses with everything needed to honor Armed Forces Day—from its origins under President Harry S. Truman to practical tips on date [...]

The gentle May breeze carried the scent of fresh flowers across Arlington's rolling hills. It was 1868, just three years after the Civil War had torn the nation apart, leaving wounds still raw and bleeding. On this day, something profound would begin — a tradition of remembrance that would touch American hearts for generations to [...]