Honoring Our Heroes: Why We Celebrate Purple Heart Day
The Purple Heart Medal Holds a Special Place in the Heart of our Nation
History of the Purple Heart
Every year, on August 7th, we commemorate Purple Heart Day to honor the American service members who were injured or killed in service to our country. It's crucial that we remember and recognize the sacrifices of those who were awarded the medal.
On August 7, 1782, General George Washington created the Badge of Military Merit, which later came to be known as the Purple Heart medal.
The Purple Heart has been awarded to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who have been wounded, killed, or passed away as a result of injuries sustained in combat.
It is one of the oldest and most respected medals throughout the ranks of the American military.
What Purple Heart Day Means
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It is crucial that we honor and remember our nation's heroes on Purple Heart Day. We must never forget the sacrifices they have made to protect our freedom and way of life.
We must remember that our freedom comes at a great cost, one that is never-ending.
We must continue to support those who still fighting for our nation's freedom.
From the entire Evocati PR team, we say thank you to all who were awarded the Purple Heart and all others who served.
We are forever grateful for your sacrifices, and we will continue to honor and remember your courage and valor for generations to come.