Memorial Day Origins Remind of Fallen Soldiers
Memorial Day is a three day weekend tradition marked by barbecues movies and trips to beaches yet its purpose remains to honor soldiers who died in service to the United States. The article notes the day’s origins and the shift in how it is observed today.
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Military Mascots Across U S Army and Marine Units
The article traces U S military mascots from 1922 when Private Jiggs, a bulldog, joined the Marines and rose to sergeant major. It notes current Marine Barracks Washington mascot Chesty the 14th, plus West Point’s Ranger 111 and Stryker mules. It mentions Kolchak XV 1, a Russian wolfhound at Hawaii’s 27th Infantry, nicknamed Wolfhounds after a Siberian service era and Bolshevik respect.
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