Armed Forces Day 2019 - Royal Navy

Armed Forces Day 2019

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This Saturday (June 29th) marks the annual Armed Forces Day in the UK. Providing an opportunity for all of us to show our support to the men and women who make up the UK’s Armed Forces community. From serving troops to Service families, veterans and cadets.

The first day in the United Kingdom took place in 2009. The date was chosen as it marked the day after the anniversary of the first investiture ceremony for the Victoria Cross military medal for heroism. Held on the 26th June 1857, since then the day takes place on the last Saturday each June.

Armed Forces Day events.

The National Event for 2019 is being held in Salisbury, with local events taking place across the country, the Armed Forces Day website details every event and parade to mark the occasion in the UK. Including in the following Host cities:

  • Bristol
  • Coventry
  • Derby
  • Liverpool
  • London
  • Plymouth

#SaluteOurForces on Armed Forces Day:

Armed Forces Day - #SaluteOurForces

The organisers are encouraging people to Salute Our Forces.

#SaluteOurForces is a simple way for anyone to pay tribute to the British Armed Forces community. For their hard work, dedication and efforts to and keep us safe in the UK and across the globe.

Find out how you can get involved in the day including taking part in the #SaluteOurForces social media campaign.

 

Images: ©UK MOD Crown Copyright 2019.

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