Colonel Gabriel Briur, commander of the McAelster Army ammunition factory, served as a guest spokesman for the 78th annual armed day lunch in McAelster. He talked about the vital role played by confirmation in supporting the national defense and honoring the service of military personnel in the past and present. (Presented by: Billy Somner)
The original display
The American flag flew high on the 78th annual armed forces procession. The event honored the dedication and sacrifice of men and women who serve in the armed forces of the United States, which reflects a deep sense of pride and national unity.
The original display
Colonel Gabi Briur enjoys the eighty -eighth annual armed forces day alongside his wife, Mr. Michel Briur, and his daughter, Mrs. Everly Briur. Briur also occupied the Jerand Marshall for the contest.
The original display
McAelster, Okla – Colonel Gabi Briur, commander of the McAelster McCalastir Melody Factory, worked as a guest speaker at the annual lunch in the armed forces in McAelster to celebrate the 250th army birthday.
The tradition of the Armed Forces began as an effort to combine the days of celebrating the army and the Marine and Marine Corps and the Air Force on a unified day. While the official celebration is usually held on Saturday in May, the McALESter extends the celebration during the weekend with events that include a lunch and control via the city center.
Every year, the celebration of the Armed Forces Day focuses on a different branch of the army, with the issue of this year to honor the army in appreciation of the 250th anniversary.
The celebration began with a lunch banquet on Friday, as Braure expressed the importance of service, sacrifice and patriotism throughout the army.
“We celebrate the US Army this year and we are putting a mark in our nation's history: the 250th Christmas of the United States Army,” said Briur. For two and a half centuries, the army stood as a symbol of solution and flexibility – defending our freedoms, securing our peace, and responding to the call to serve in every generation.
“While we celebrate the 250th birthday of the army, let's remember the legacy we inherit, and the responsibility we bear. Let's summarize ourselves to the task we share: to support the fighter, serve our nation, and stand strongly -” “God bless you, and God bless you in the United States of America. This is we will defend!”
The second half of the weekend included the display of the Armed Forces Day across the center of the city of McAelster, where a sea of ​​red, white and blue lined up in the streets with hundreds of patriots chanted, waved flags, and showed their support for men and women in the army.
MCAAP float, “The 250 -year -old US Army”, proudly in honor of rich history and fixed dedication to the US military, which includes great offers for major ammunition including the Stinger missile and various projectiles of 155 mm. The floors served as a strong reminder of the vital role the army plays in defending the nation.
The Armed Forces Day is a time to honor the brave men and women who have currently served and who have already served in our nation's army. With the defense of our freedoms actively every day, their dedication, courage and fixed commitment remain in the inspiration of individuals in our societies.
Jeff Wolf, Chairman of the Armed Forces Consumer Committee in McAelster, said: “Society lined up in the streets on Saturday morning not only for entertainment, but to show the old warriors who appear and support. This show is a symbolic way for society to embrace our veterans and say thank you.”
