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• White Cane Safety Day
  ...cane.jpg|thumb|upright|A long white cane, the symbol of White Cane Safety Day]] '''White Cane Safety Day''' is a national observance in the [[United States]], celebrated on October
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• National Day of Mourning (Canadian observance)
  The '''National Day of Mourning''' is observed in [[Canada]] on 28 April. It commemorates work ...ety Express' March/ April 2006 Page 5'' 'April 28th is...Workers' Memorial Day' (no ISBN); published by The [[Royal Society for the Prevention of Accident
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• Occupational Safety and Health Professional Day
  ...e.org/naosh08 Newsroom - NAOSH '08<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> OSHP Day 2010 will take place on May 5, 2010. ...lth]] professionals make sure that millions of workers who go to work each day return home safely. They help identify and reduce workplace hazards while r
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• Preparedness Day Bombing
  ...on July 22, 1916, when the city held a [[parade]] in honor of Preparedness Day, a celebration of the [[United States]]' imminent entry into [[World War I ...orty injuries resulted from the explosion in the midst of the Preparedness Day parade.
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• Military cadence
  ...d European battlefield techniques which persist, greatly modified, to this day. I'm gonna take a three-day pass<br/>
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• Old King Cole
  Three day pass said the Sergeants<br/> Three day pass said the Sergeants<br/>
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• PT Pill
  On day one I was puny and weak<br/> On day two it was doing me good<br/>
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• Double Time
  We can run the whole day through.<br/> Up in the morning at the break of day <br/>
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• Mr. PT
  Running fast and marching all day long.<br/>
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• Here We Go
  Every day,<br/>
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• Baby Seals
  One day while out on the tundra, <br/>
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• USAF (cadence)
  Hey Hey every day<br/>
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• D.A. Man (cadence)
  Since that time I'm sitting all day<br/>
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• Killer Pilot
  It'll be doing it till the day I die<br/>
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• Sinper Wonderland
  And he's yelling at me all day,<br/>
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• Surfer Dude (cadence)
  Riding waves every day<br/>
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• We Are the Air Force (cadence)
  We fly our planes both day and night<br/>
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• Muscadine
  ...''' (''Vitis rotundifolia'') are a grapevine species native to the present-day southeastern United States that has been extensively cultivated since the 1
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• Dill Pickle
  ...water and vinegar. Pour over mixture; let set 4 weeks. Remove scum each day, then pack into jars.
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• Max's Fresh Refrigerator Pickles
  ...he original recipe suggested storing the pickles in the refrigerator for a day before eating and waiting a few days to allow proper pickling. Ours have ne
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• Sinus
  Inhale steam two to four times per day by leaning over a bowl of hot water (not while the water is on the stove) o
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• 100% Whole Wheat Bread
  temperatures. In this recipe, the dough is mixed the day before and refrigerated. more work than other recipes; you just mix the dough the day before.
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• Roast Guinea-pig
  ...what is called the 'gleam' of this dish, it is necessary to marinate it a day ahead. The best dressing (for two or three guinea-pigs) is: ...uinea-pig, it is necessary to remove any excess dressing from the previous day to avoid burning the meat. The animal is roasted in charcoal, on a stick, p
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• Cleaning Porcelain coated cast iron gas grill
  The next day, remove the grates and hose them off. Then scrub them (use a bristle brush)
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• Choosing a retreat
  ...ess of where you are. Persons of semi-condition can hump 10 to 15 miles a day without problems. Persons of good condition can hump 15 to 20 plus miles a day without problems.
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• Fallout shelter
  ...hen work outside for gradually increasing amounts of time, to four hours a day at three weeks. The normal work is to sweep or wash fallout into shallow t ...[[potassium iodide]] at the rate of 130&nbsp;mg/day per adult (65&nbsp;mg/day per child) as an additional measure to protect the human thyroid gland from
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• Quartermaster Corps (United States Army)
  ...s the first blood spilled that day. I jumped in darkness into Normandy, D-Day plus 1. Bataan, North Africa, Sicily. I was there. The 'chutes that fill
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• United States Navy Hospital Corpsman
  ...Second ClassJohn Bradley among the group of Marines on Mt. Suribachi that day. They also served on thousands of ships and submarines. Notably, three unas
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• 1983 Beirut barracks bombing
  ...liest single-day death toll for the United States military since the first day of the Tet Offensive during the Vietnam War, and the deadliest single attac ...United States military since the 243 killed on January 31, 1968, the first day of the Tet Offensive during the Vietnam War. The attack remains the deadlie
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• USS Dale W. Peterson (DE-337)
  ...the war in the Pacific was fast coming to a close and on 2 September, the day of signing of the [[Japan]]ese surrender, ''Dale W. Peterson'' was ordered
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• USS Willis (DE-395)
  ...he merchantman {{SS|Exanthia}} to Hampton Roads where she arrived the next day. That day, the task group put to sea for operations in the Central Atlantic that took
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• USS Menges (DE-320)
  ...torpedo]] from [[Unterseeboot 371|U-371]] (which was in turn sunk the next day by [[USS Joseph E. Campbell (DE-70)|USS ''Joseph E. Campbell'' (DE-70)]], [ ...iving [[Boston, Massachusetts]] the 17th. By [[Navy Day#United States|Navy Day]], 27 October, ''Menges'' was moored at [[Fall River]], below Boston.
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• USS Frederick C. Davis (DE-136)
  ...rom the water within 3 hours, and other escorts sank her attacker the same day.
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• USS Jacob Jones (DE-130)
  ...ade [[rendezvous]] 13 May with 44 merchant ships and 17 escorts for the 10-day passage to Northern Ireland and returned to New York 8 June with a westboun Three weeks and a day after Germany's unconditional surrender, ''Jacob Jones'' departed Southampt
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• USS Herbert C. Jones (DE-137)
  ...t major action as she arrived off the [[France|French]] coast 16 August, D-day plus one, to support [[Operation Dragoon]], the invasion of southern France ...]] patrol in the Atlantic out of Norfolk. Remaining on this duty until V-E Day, ''Herbert C. Jones'' sailed for the Pacific 24 June 1945 after training ex
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• USS Farquhar (DE-139)
  ''Farquhar'' arrived at [[Norfolk, Virginia]], 3 October 1943, and next day sailed on the first of three convoy escort voyages to [[Casablanca]]. She r
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• USS Huse (DE-145)
  ...is convoy safely to [[Casablanca]], she returned to [[New York]] Christmas Day 1943. Following training exercises off [[Norfolk, Virginia]], ''Huse'' esco
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• USS Blair (DE-147)
  ...and [[Delaware]] sections of GUS-24 to [[Chesapeake Bay]] on [[New Year's Day]] 1944. ''Blair'' then sailed to New York for upkeep. After refresher train ...(DE-148)]] and [[USS Jacob Jones (DE-130)]] and arrived there on the last day of July.
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• USS Tomich (DE-242)
  ...s]], on 12 August and reached [[New Orleans, Louisiana]], on the following day. The destroyer escort departed [[Louisiana]] waters on the 19th, bound for ...urned to [[Cuba]]. Upon her arrival back at Guantánamo Bay later the same day, 17 October, she received orders to search for [[USS Dorado (SS-248)]] whic
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• USS Otterstetter (DE-244)
  ...rived there on 2 December 1943 and returned to [[New York]] on [[Christmas Day]]. She made a convoy escort voyage to Casablanca in February 1944. ...]an waters, she proceeded to [[Saipan]], arriving 29 August. The following day she sailed for [[Iwo Jima]], arriving on 1 September 1945.
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• USS Stanton (DE-247)
  ...[[Landing Ship, Tank|LST]]'s were hit. The convoy reached Bizerte the next day, and ''Stanton'' returned to New York with convoy GUS-37.
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• USS Swasey (DE-248)
  ...rces near [[Donaldsville, Louisiana]], on 4 October 1862 and died the same day. ...er provisioning on the 12th, moved to [[New Orleans, Louisiana]], the next day. She stood out of New Orleans on 14 September en route to [[Bermuda]] for h
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• USS Pettit (DE-253)
  After [[V-E Day]], ''Pettit'' proceeded via [[Guantanamo Bay, Cuba]], the [[Panama Canal]],
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• USS Ricketts (DE-254)
  ...ed on the 14th, but ''Ricketts'' delayed her departure until the following day to wait for two late-loading merchant ships. ...[[Panama Canal]] 7 July. She called at [[San Diego, California]], for a 5-day visit and departed 20 July, steaming independently for [[Pearl Harbor]] and
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• USS Sellstrom (DE-255)
  ...and proceeded to New York, mooring at the [[Brooklyn Navy Yard]] the next day.
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• USS Harveson (DE-316)
  When [[V-E Day]] came, [[CortDiv]] 22 was ordered to the Pacific; and ''Harveson'' reached
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• USS Joyce (DE-317)
  ...r an inactivation overhaul until 21 January 1946 when she departed for a 3-day voyage to [[Green Cove Springs, Florida]]. She remained there and decommiss
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• USS Mosley (DE-321)
  ...fter aiding the search for the elusive sub, rejoined the convoy later that day in the [[Straits of Gibraltar]]. She reached New York via Norfolk 22 May. ...oy operations. On 18 March in waters west of treacherous [[Sable Island]], day-long [[Hedgehog (weapon)|hedgehog]] and [[depth charge]] attacks brought "a
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• USS Lowe (DE-325)
  ...debris to the surface. The submarine was still on the bottom the following day when ''Lowe'' reestablished sound contact. Postwar investigation verified t ...ssel at [[Norfolk, Virginia]], departing only to participate in the [[Navy Day]] observance at [[Washington, D.C.]], 24 October. Departing the Capital 1 N
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• USS Newell (DE-322)
  ...to stop infiltration from the North. She departed [[Vung Tau]] on the last day of 1966 and sailed via Japan for Hawaii, arriving Pearl Harbor 19 January 1 ...ume Tawian patrol. She headed back toward the Vietnamese coast on the last day of October and relieved [[USS Lowe (DER-325)]] on Market Time Area II, 2 No
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• USS Pride (DE-323)
  ...to be in the area were destroyed. The 6th surrendered shortly after [[V-E Day]].
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• USS Strickland (DE-333)
  ...ted for duty in the Pacific. She stood out of New York on 20 June for a 10-day training period at [[Guantanamo Bay, Cuba]], and onward routing via the [[P
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• USS Ramsden (DE-382)
  ..., on the 20th, headed back to the U.S. carrying returning veterans. [[Navy Day]] celebrations at [[Ketchikan]] interrupted her postwar duties, but in Nove
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• USS Mills (DE-383)
  By [[V-E Day]], for which she was moored at [[Brooklyn Navy Yard]], ''Mills'' had comple
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