Since the fortunes of our Nation and the peace of the world depend in part upon the skill, the gallantry, and the uncompromising devotion of the Army of the United States, let us all, on the day appointed, accord to our Army the signal recognition that it deserves
Harry Truman: “Since the fortunes of our Nation and the peace of the world depend in part upon the skill, the gallantry, and the…”
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Proclamation 2828—Army Day, 1949
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