Hug a GI Day

Date When Celebrated : Always March 4th

Today is a day that we all can embrace. It's ""Hug a GI Day"". Give a great big hug to any and all GIs you see today. The men and women in our armed forces deserve our thanks and appreciation.

GI's perform an invaluable service to our country. They risk their lives for our freedom, and to keep us safe. A simple hug is a small thanks for this vital service to our country.

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