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Armed Forces DayDetails of Armed Forces Day UK held on the 26 June with Veteran's Day to recognise and pay tribute to past and present service personnel of the Armed Forces
Armed Forces Day is held on the last Saturday of June each year on the same day as Veteran's Day in the United Kingdom. The first Armed Forces Day was held in 2009 whilst Veteran's Day has been held since 2006.
The Armed Forces Day was created so that the citizens of the UK could honour the serving members of the Armed Forces and pay their respect to veterans who have served their country. It was initiated as a response to the 2008 report into the National Recognition of the Armed Forces after Royal Air Force airmen based in Peterborough felt unable to wear their uniform in public after abuse from members of the public about events in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Armed Forces Day was launched on the 22 January 2009 at Historic Dockyard Chatham by the Veterans Minister, Kevan Jones MP as a celebration of British Armed Forces past, present and future. Findextrawork
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Armed Forces Day gives the UK public an opportunity to support and recognise the outstanding contribution to the country that our Armed Forces make and to honour their personal sacrifices made to defend the UK. It is also an opportunity to celebrate past and continuing contributions made by the UK Armed Forces and Veterans.
The strap line for Armed Forces Day is Honouring Britain’s Armed Forces, past, present and future. The first Armed Forces Day national event will be held at Historic Dockyard Chatham on 27 June 2009. More information about Armed Forces Day, events held locally and nationally with photos can be found at the official website www.armedforcesday.org.uk which includes details of how you can organise an event for your own village, city or town in the UK. Other information found at armedforcesday.org.uk includes how to apply for funding,
It is hoped that Armed Forces Day will one day become as important a day in the calendar of UK families as Remembrance Sunday and become a thank you to past and present members of the Army Navy and Royal Air Force. The Ministry of Defence recognised the importance of the day and allocated £400,000 towards the cost of Armed Forces Day 2009.
Past and present members of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps will take part in events throughout the UK. Such QARANC events will be described soon. If you hold such a QA event and want it listed here then please contact me. Read more about COBSEO: the Confederation of British Service and Ex-service Organisations at www.cobseo.org.uk
The photographs above and below were taken at Aberdeen Veterans Day Parade 2009 down Union Street.
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