Army Day

Army Day is a chance to show your appreciation for the armed forces without you having to enlist. Many nations across the world celebrate Army Day, or Armed Forces Day, from Armenia to Venezuela. This day honouring and celebrating the country’s military forces can be marked by anything from an air show taking place to an army barracks having an open day. You may even have the chance to board a battleship. This patriotic day is particularly enjoyable if you like waving flags or singing the national anthem.

The freedom to celebrate Army Day itself may have been a battle hard won. So whether it’s taking part in a parade, taking a moment to reflect or taking time out to watch Saving Private Ryan, celebrate this important day by remembering those who fight and those who have fought on your behalf.

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