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Iwo Jima Day is a special day in the United States, observed on February 19th, to remember a big battle during World War II. This battle took place on a small island called Iwo Jima in 1945. Many soldiers fought bravely, and the day honors their courage and the difficulties they faced. People remember the famous moment when six U.S. Marines raised the American flag on the island. This event is important in history and shows the bravery and teamwork of the soldiers. It's a day to honor their sacrifices and to think about peace and bravery.
How to celebrate Iwo Jima Day?
Wake up with excitement and wear a patriotic outfit. Start the day by making a fun craft, like drawing a flag or building a model of the Iwo Jima Memorial with blocks or clay. Gather with family for a special breakfast and talk about bravery and teamwork. Plan a visit to a nearby park or memorial to explore and take pictures. In the afternoon, enjoy a movie or cartoon about heroes and have some delicious red, white, and blue snacks. End the day by writing a thank-you note to someone who is brave, like a firefighter or police officer.
Where Iwo Jima Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
