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SUMMARY:Coast Guard Birthday
DESCRIPTION:its founding to Aug. 4\, 1790\, when the first Congress authorized the construction of 10 vessels to enforce tariff and trade laws\, prevent smuggling\, and protect the collection of federal revenue. Responsibilities added over the years included humanitarian duties such as aiding mariners in distress. \nThe service received its present name in 1915 when the Revenue Cutter Service merged with the U.S. Life-Saving Service to form a single maritime service dedicated to the safety of life at sea and enforcing the nation’s maritime laws. \nThe Coast Guard is a multi-mission\, maritime\, military service and the smallest of the five Armed Services. Its mission is to protect the public\, the environment and U.S. economic interests in the nation’s waterways\, along the coast\, on international waters\, or in any maritime region as required to support national security.
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/coast-guard-birthday-3-4/
CATEGORIES:Military Date
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SUMMARY:Purple Heart Day
DESCRIPTION:National Purple Heart Day honors the men and women who have been wounded or killed in military service. \n“Order of the Purple Heart” is created by President George Washington \nThe holiday was first observed in 2014\, is considered an unofficial observance meaning that businesses\, government offices etc. do not close on this day. \nPeople take the time to listen to soldiers and veterans and learn more about their life stories and their military service. \nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BXgZyhSAlzp/?taken-by=gunwebsites \n 
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/purple-heart-day-3-4-2/
CATEGORIES:Military Date
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220811
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SUMMARY:U.S. Department of Defense Birthday (233)
DESCRIPTION:Aug 10\, 1789 \nThe United States Department of Defense is an executive branch department of the federal government charged with coordinating and supervising all agencies and functions of the government concerned directly with national security and the United States Armed Forces.
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/u-s-department-of-defense-birthday-230-3-2/
CATEGORIES:Military Date
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SUMMARY:Watts Riots - 1965
DESCRIPTION:Aug 11\, 1965 – Aug 16\, 1965 \nthe Watts Rebellion\, took place in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles from August 11 to 16\, 1965. \n\n\n\n34 Deaths\n1\,032 Injuries\n3\,438 Arrested\n$40 million in property damage\n4\,000 members of the California Army National Guard
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/watts-riots-1965-3-2/
CATEGORIES:Anniversary,Gun Control,Law Enforcement,Military Date,US Gun History
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220815
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SUMMARY:VJ Day (Victory over Japan)
DESCRIPTION:VJ (Victory over Japan) Day (1945)
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/vj-day-victory-over-japan-2-2-2/
CATEGORIES:Military Date
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220814
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220815
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SUMMARY:Navajo Code Talkers Day
DESCRIPTION:August 14 is National Navajo Code Talkerss Day \nwe remember and honor these hundreds of courageous men for their service to our country \nhttps://NavajoCodeTalkers.org \n  \nOn the Navajo Reservation\, in Window Rock AZ\, there is a statue erected in their honor with a plaque commemorating their service \n \nThe Legendary Navajo Code Talkers \nDuring World War II\, in the South Pacific Theater\, the Japanese were extremely proficient at breaking into military radio communications and transmissions. Thus they were able to decipher U.S. Military codes. The U.S. Armed forces needed to find a secure method of communication if they were to have any chance of defeating a cleaver and intelligent foe. To counter the cleverness of the Japanese cryptographers\, 29 Navajo Marines were recruited to devise a secret military code using their native language. By war’s end\, there were over 400 Navajo Marines serving as code talkers and the code vocabulary had doubled. So successful was this innovative code that the Marine Corps commanders credited it with saving the lives of countless American Marines and soldiers. It enabled their success engagements throughout the Pacific Theater which included the battles for Guadalcanal\, Wake Island\, Tarawa\, Saipan\, Guam\, Midway\, Iwo Jima\, and Okinawa. The code paved the way to early victory for the allied forces in the South Pacific. Major Howard M. Conner\, 5th Marine Division Signal Officer stationed in Iwo Jima commented on the gallantry of the Navajo Code Talkers: “Were it not for the Navajos\, the Marines would not have taken Iwo Jima.” \nFar from their homes\, these brave young Navajo Marines served our nation with honor and dignity. The tale of their exploits remained a closely guarded secret for decades in the event that the Navajo Code Talkers unique talents would be needed again. In 1968 the Navajo code was finally declassified. In July 2001\, at the National Capital Rotunda\, United States President\, the honorable George W. Bush\, awarded the Congressional Gold Medals to the first 29 Navajo Code Talkers\, their surviving spouses or children. In November 2001 at the Navajo Nation capital of Window Rock Arizona\, the Congressional Silver Medals were awarded to the rest of the Navajo Code Talkers\, their surviving spouses or children. Sadly\, many of the Navajo Code Talkers have passed on never knowing of the honor a grateful nation has bestowed upon them. The Navajo Code Talkers will never be forgotten. \nDine’ Bizaad Yee Atah Naayee‘ Yik’eh Deesdlii \n \nNavajo Code Talkers\nAkee\, Dan\nAlfred\, Johnnie (or Johnny)\nAllen\, Perry\nAnderson\, Edward B.\nAnthony\, Franklin A.\nApache\, Jimmie\nArviso\, Bennie\nAshley\, Regis\nAugustine\, John\nAyze\, Lewis Franklin\nBabiya\, Don\nBahe\, Henry Jr.\nBahe\, Woody\nBaldwin\, Benjamin C.\nBeard\, Harold\nBecenti\, Ned D.\nBecenti\, Roy Lewis\nBedoni\, Sidney\nBegay\, Carlos\nBegay\, Charley (or Charlie) Tsosie (or Sosie)\nBegay\, Charlie Y.(or H.)\nBegay\, E.\nBegay\, George K.\nBegay\, Henry\nBegay\, Jerry Claschee Jr.\nBegay\, Jimmie M.\nBegay\, Joe N.\nBegay\, Lee H.\nBegay\, Leo B.\nBegay\, Leonard\nBegay\, Notah\nBegay\, Paul\nBegay\, Roy\nBegay\, Samuel Hosteen Nez\nBegay\, Thomas H.\nBegay\, Walter\nBegay\, Walter (or Willie) Kesoli\nBegay\, Wilson J.\nBegaye\, Fleming D. Sr.\nBegody\, David Maize\nBegody\, Roger\nBelinda\, Wilmer\nBelone\, Harry Sr.\nBenally\, Harrison Lee\nBenally\, Harry\nBenally\, Jimmie L.\nBenally\, John Ashi\nBenally\, Johnson Delwashie\nBenally\, Samuel\nBennallie (or Benallalie)\, Jimmie D.\nBentone (or Benton)\, Willie Sr.\nBernard\, John\nBetone\, Lloyd\nBia\, Andrew\nBilley\, Wilfred E.\nBillie\, Ben\nBilliman\, Howard Jr.\nBillison\, Samuel\nBilly\, Sam Jones\nBitse\, Peter John\nBitsie\, Wilsie H.\nBitsoi\, Delford E. (or Baldwin)\nBizard\, Jesse J.\nBlack\, Jesse\nBlatchford\, Paul H.\nBluehorse\, David\nBowman\, John Henry\nBowman\, Robert\nBrown\, Arthur C.\nBrown\, Clarence Paul\nBrown\, Cosey Stanley\nBrown\, John Jr.\nBrown\, N.A.\nBrown\, Tsosie Herman\nBrown\, William Tully\nBuck\, Wilford\nBurke\, Bobby\nBurnie\, Jose Jr.\nBurnside\, Francis A.\nBurr\, Sandy\nCadman\, William\nCalleditto (or Calledito)\, Andrew\nCarroll\, Oscar Tsosie\nCattle Chaser\, Dennis\nCayedito\, Del\nCayedito\, Ralph\nCharley\, Carson Bahe\nCharlie\, Sam Sr.\nChase\, Frederick\nChavez\, George Sr.\nChee\, Guy Claus\nChee\, John\nClah\, Stewart\nClark\, Jimmie\nClaw\, Thomas\nCleveland\, Benjamin H.\nCleveland\, Billie\nCleveland\, Ned\nCody\, Leslie\nCohoe\, James Charles\nCraig\, Bob Etsitty\nCrawford\, Eugene Roanhorse\nCrawford\, Karl Kee (or Lee)\nCronemeyer\, Walter\nCrosby\, Billy\nCurley\, David\nCurley\, Rueben\nDale\, Ray\nDamon\, Anson Chandler\nDamon\, Lowell Smith\nDavis\, Tully\nDeel\, Martin Dale\nDehiya\, Dan\nDennison\, George H.\nDennison\, Leo\nDixon\, James\nDodge\, Jerome Cody\nDooley\, Richard\nDoolie\, John\nDoolie\, Richardson\nDraper\, Nelson\nDraper\, Teddy Sr.\nEtsicitty\, Kee\nEtsitty\, Deswood\nEvans (or Evas)\, Harold\nFoghorn\, Ray\nFoster\, Harold Y.\nFowler\, King\nFrancisco\, Jimmy\nFreeman\, Edwin\nGatewood\, Joseph (or Joe) Patrick\nGeorge\, William M.\nGishal (or Gishall)\, Milton Miller\nGleason\, Jimmie (or James)\nGoldtooth (or Gooldtooth)\, Emmett\nGoodluck\, John V.\nGoodman\, Billie\nGorman\, Carl Nelson\nGorman\, Tom\nGray\, Harvey\nGrayson\, Bill Lewis\nGreymountain\, Yazzie\nGuerito\, Billy Lewis\nGustine\, Tully\nGuy\, Charles\nHarding\, Ben Williams (or William)\nHarding\, Jack W.\nHardy\, Tom\nHarrison\, Emmett (or Tom)\nHaskie\, Ross\nHawthorne\, Roy Orville\nHaycock\, Bud\nHemstreet\, Leslie\nHenry\, Albert\nHenry\, Edmund Juan Sr.\nHenry\, Kent Carl\nHickman\, Dean (or Dan) Junian\nHoliday\, Calvin\nHoliday (or Holliday)\, Samuel T.\nHousewood\, Johnson\nHousteen\, Dennie\nHoward\, Ambrose\nHubbard\, Arthur Jose\nHudson\, Lewey\nHunter\, Tom\nIlthma\, Oscar B.\nJake\, H.\nJames\, Benjamin\nJames\, Billy\nJames\, George B.\nJenson\, Nevy\nJohle\, Elliott\nJohn\, Charlie Tsihi\nJohn\, Edmund\nJohn\, Leroy\nJohnny\, Earl\nJohnson\, Deswood Remy\nJohnson\, Francis Taylor\nJohnson\, Johnnie (or Johnny)\nJohnson\, Peter\nJohnson\, Ralph\nJones\, Jack\nJones\, Tom H.\nJordan\, David\nJose\, Teddy\nJune\, Allen Dale\nJune\, Floyd\nKeams (or Kearns)\, Percy\nKeedah\, Wilson\nKellwood\, Joe (or Joseph) H.\nKescoli\, Alonzo\nKetchum\, Bahe\nKien\, William\nKing\, Jimmy Kelly Sr.\nKinlahcheeny\, Paul\nKinsel\, John Sr.\nKirk\, George Harlan Sr.\nKirk\, Leo\nKiyaani\, Mike\nKontz\, Rex T.\nLapahie\, Harrison Sr.\nLargo\, James\nLeonard\, Alfred\nLeroy\, George (or John)\nLeuppe\, Edward\nLittle\, Keith Morrison\nLopez\, Tommy K.\nMacDonald\, Peter\nMalone\, Max\nMalone\, Rex T.\nMalone\, Robert\nMaloney\, James\nMaloney\, Paul Edward\nManuelito\, Ben Charles\nManuelito\, Ira\nManuelito\, James C. Sr.\nManuelito\, Johnny R.\nManuelito\, Peter R.\nMarianito\, Frank\nMark\, Robert\nMartin\, Matthew\nMartinez\, Jose\nMcCab+B201e\, William\nMcCraith\, Archibald\nMike\, King Paul\nMiles\, General\nMoffitt\, Tom Clah\nMorgan\, Herbert\nMorgan\, Jack C.\nMorgan\, Ralph\nMorgan\, Sam\nMorris\, Joe\nMoss\, George Alfred\nMultine\, Oscar Phillip\nMurphy\, Calvin Henderson\nNagurski\, Adolph (or Alolph) N.\nNahkai\, James Thomas Jr.\nNakaidinae\, Peter\nNapa\, Martin\nNaswood\, Johnson\nNegale\, Harding\nNewman\, Alfred K. Sr.\nNez\, Arthur\nNez\, Chester\nNez\, Freeland\nNez\, Howard Hosteen Sr.\nNez\, Israel Hosteen\nNez\, Jack\nNez\, Sidney\nNotah\, Roy (or Ray)\nNotah\, Willie A.\nO’Dell\, Billy\nOliver\, Lloyd\nOliver\, Willard V.\nOtero (or Ottero)\, Tom\nPaddock\, Layton Sr.\nPahe\, Robert D.\n**Palmer\, Joe (originally Balmer Slowtalker)\nParrish\, Paul A.\nPatrick\, Amos Roy\nPatterson\, David E.\nPeaches\, Alfred James\nPeshlakai\, Sam\nPete\, Frank Danny (or Denny)\nPeterson\, Joe (or Jose) Sr.\nPinto\, Gual (or Guy)\nPinto\, John\nPlatero\, Richard\nPreston\, Jimmie\nPrice\, Joe Frederick\nPrice\, Wilson Henry\nReed\, Sam\nRoanhorse\, Harry C.\nSage\, Andy\nSage\, Denny\nSalabiye\, Jerry Edgar Sr.\nSandoval\, Merril Leo\nSandoval\, Peter Paul\nSandoval\, Samuel\nSandoval\, Thomas\nScott\, John\nSells\, John Captain\nShields\, Freddie\nShorty\, Dooley\nShorty\, Robert Tom\nSilversmith\, Joe A.\nSilversmith\, Sammy\nSinger\, Oscar Jones\nSinger\, Richard B.\nSinger\, Tom\nSkeet\, Wilson Chee\nSlinky\, Richard T.\nSlivers\, Albert James\n**Slowtalker\, Balmer (later Joe Palmer)\nSmiley\, Arcenio\nSmith\, Albert\nSmith\, Enock\nSmith\, George\nSmith\, Raymond R.\nSmith\, Samuel Jesse (or Jessie) Sr.\nSoce\, George Bill\nSorrell\, Benjamin G. Sr.\nSpencer\, Harry\nTabaha\, Johnnie (or Johnie) Sr.\nTah\, Alfred\nTah\, Edward\nTalley\, John\nTallsalt\, Bert\nThomas\, Edward\nThomas\, Richard Sr.\nThompson\, Claire M. Sr.\nThompson\, Everett (or Everitt) M.\nThompson\, Francis Tso\nThompson\, Frank T.\nThompson\, Nelson S.\nTodacheene\, Carl Leo\nTodacheenie\, Frank Carl\nTohe\, Benson\nToledo\, Bill Henry\nToledo\, Curtis\nToledo\, Frank\nToledo\, Preston\nToledo\, Willie\nTowne\, Joseph H.\nTowne\, Zane\nTracy\, Peter\nTso\, Chester Housteen\nTso\, Howard Benedict\nTso\, Paul Edward\nTso\, Samuel N.\nTsosie\, Alfred\nTsosie\, Cecil Gorman\nTsosie\, Collins D.\nTsosie\, David W.\nTsosie\, Harry\nTsosie\, Howard\nTsosie\, Kenneth\nTsosie\, Samuel Sr.\nTsosie\, Woody B.\nUpshaw\, John\nUpshaw\, William R.\nVandever\, Joe Sr.\nVisalia\, Buster\nWagner\, Oliver\nWalley\, Robert (or Roberts)\nWerito\, John\nWhitman\, Lyman Jimmie\nWilleto (or Willetto)\, Frank (or Frankie) Chee Jr.\nWilliams\, Alex\nWilliams\, Kenneth\nWillie\, George Boyd\nWillie\, John W. Jr.\nWilson\, William Dean\nWoodty\, Clarence Bahe (or Bahi)\nYazza\, Peter\nYazza\, Vincent\nYazzie\, Charlie\nYazzie\, Clifton\nYazzie\, Daniel\nYazzie\, Eddie Melvin\nYazzie\, Edison Kee\nYazzie\, Felix\nYazzie\, Francis\nYazzie\, Frank Harold\nYazzie\, Harding\nYazzie (or Yazhe)\, Harrison A.\nYazzie\, Joe Shorty\nYazzie\, John\nYazzie\, Justine D.\nYazzie\, Lemuel Bahe\nYazzie\, Ned\nYazzie\, Pahe D.\nYazzie\, Peter\nYazzie\, Raphael D.\nYazzie\, Robert H.\nYazzie\, Sam\nYazzie\, William\nYellowhair\, Leon\nYellowhair\, Stanley\nYellowman\, Howard Thomas\nYoe\, George Edward\nZah\, Henry\n(source Lapahie)\n\nAhe’hee’ shi’chei doo shi’nalive americannes\n\nhttps://nativenewsonline.net/currents/august-14-national-navajo-code-talkers-day-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220816
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220817
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SUMMARY:Airborne Day
DESCRIPTION:Aug 16thA day designated by the United States Congress to honor the nation’s airborne forces of the Armed Forces.\nIt was created in 2001 by George W. Bush \nhttps://www.instagram.com/p/BX3Kx5hAbFE/?taken-by=gunwebsites \n 
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/airborne-day-3-3-3/
CATEGORIES:Military Date
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220820
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220821
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SUMMARY:Civil War is formally declared to be over 1866
DESCRIPTION:Civil War is formally declared to be over by President Andrew Johnson \nAlthough bloodshed ended over a year before\, there had never been a formal declaration of peace and reunification in the country before today. \nOn August 20\, 1866\, President Johnson issued a proclamation announcing the end of the American Civil War: “And I do further proclaim that the said insurrection is at an end and that peace\, order\, tranquility\, and civil authority now exists in and throughout the whole of the United States of America.” \nOn August 20\, 1866\, President Johnson issued a proclamation announcing the end of the American Civil War: “And I do further l Warproclaim that the said insurrection is at an end and that peace\, order\, tranquility\, and civil authority now exists in and throughout the whole of the United States of America.”
URL:https://guncalendars.com/event/civil-war-is-formally-declared-to-be-over-3-2/
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SUMMARY:Marine Forces Reserve Birthday
DESCRIPTION:Marine Forces Reserve Birthday \nUnited States Marine Corps Reserve was established when Congress passed the Naval Appropriations Act of 29 August 1916 and is responsible for providing trained units and qualified individuals to be mobilized for active duty in time of war\, national emergency or contingency operations.
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