National Day of Honor
On March 19, 2012, President Obama proclaimed this day would be National Day of Honor, as a way to remember and honor those who participate in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn, which had begun nine years prior. On this day, we would like to take a moment to thank all of those who fought in those operations and to remember those who lost their lives. Take a moment to offer your support for the support they gave of our country and our right to freedom.
To all of those soldiers who took the brave step and signed up for war to protect us from those who threaten our way of life, thank you. To all those soldiers who lost their lives in the process, thank you. You are not forgotten. Your sacrifice, your families' sacrifice was not in vain. We honor and thank you. Flags.com has not forgotten any of you. Today is a day for you and to remind those who have forgotten. Thank you for your service and sacrifice, and God bless America.
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