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Everyone here at Tri-State media Network would like to wish everyone a Happy Independence Day. While we are in celebration of the freedoms we have, let's take a moment to salute and remember all those who serve in the armed forces and the front lines to give us the freedom that we have today!! We also remember those who sacrificed their lives for us to have the chance to celebrate days like today. Independence Day is not just about fireworks and barbecues, it is about having an incredible Nation that we all share together, and the independence to celebrate our own religion, values, history, culture, and pride in this great land we call home, the United States of America!!!!

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SPECIAL INDEPENDENCE DAY edition of the Saturday Variety Program with host Michael Blichasz!!!

What a weekend for some fun exciting happy and patriotic music, and if you missed yesterdays SPECIAL Independence Day Celebration of the Saturday Polka Time Variety Program with your host Michael Blichasz, it's no problem at all because you have access to the rebroadcast of the show!!!
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The staff of Tri State Media Network would like to thank all the men and women who have served or are serving to keep us safe and protect our freedom each and every day. 🇺🇸🇺🇸Their service, dedication, self sacrifice and bravery give us the freedoms we enjoy in this great United States of America!! We also say thank you and we support you to their families who have loved ones in the armed forces and wait each day for them to return home safe!
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--Here is a little bit of history and facts about this special day!
The first Armed Forces Day was held on May 20, 1950, and given the “Teamed for Defense” theme. It was selected as a way to show that all branches of the military had been united under one department of the government.

This inaugural observance was celebrated with parades, receptions, open houses and air shows. Approximately 10,000 American troops marched past the President in Washington D.C., while 33,000 people in New York City commemorated the occasion “under an air cover of 250 military planes of all types.”

Famous World War II warships were in harbors across the country for the public to see, and precision flying teams filled the skies. The American people came together across the country to honor members of the Armed Forces.

10 Armed Forces Day Facts

Want to learn more about Armed Forces Day? The following 10 facts offer insights on this annual celebration:

1. On July 26, 1947, President Harry S. Truman signed the National Security Act, which united all four branches of the military under one department of the government.

2. In 1947, the National Military Establishment was created as a result of the National Security Act.

3. The Department of Defense replaced the National Military Establishment in 1949.

4. Armed Forces Day is not a federal holiday.

5. On the inaugural Armed Forces Day, B-36 bombers flew over every U.S. state capital.

6. This year marks the 67th anniversary of the Armed Forces Day Parade in Bremerton, Washington—the longest-running Armed Forces Day parade sponsored by a city.

7. On March 18, 1961, President John F. Kennedy issued Proclamation 3399, making Armed Forces Day an official national holiday.

8. The American flag is traditionally flown on Armed Forces Day. People also frequently wear patriotic colored clothing to commemorate the occasion.

9. Sea, air, and land military exercises are held on Armed Forces Day to recognize services members and display their state-of-the-art equipment.

10. An all-in-one Armed Forces Day is celebrated by nearly 40 other countries, including Armenia, Canada, Egypt, Indonesia, Mexico, South Korea, Spain and the United Kingdom.

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