Europe may be as beautiful as it wants to be, but America has a special charm. Maybe movie propaganda worked too well (that's probably a factor). Maybe we, as a people, have dreamed too much about the arrival of the Americans. It is certain that for Eastern Europe, America is beautiful and must be seen at least once in its life.
Life in America memes
But the truth is, we can't give that answer about life in America that many people expect to receive. Because no one can define life in a country as large and diverse as America. It's like an American asking you what life is like in Europe. The answer differs a lot depending on the area where you live. Just as you can't compare life in Romania with life in Germany or life in Sweden with life in Italy, you can't give a general answer about life in America.
1. Explication
2. Kids around the world
3. Universal health
4. Free health care
Each state is so different that the experience can be completely different in one city than another. Even in California, where we live, the experience is completely different in Silicon Valley than in Los Angeles.
So we can't say what life is like in America, I can only say what life is like here. And I'm sure every person who moves to the United States sees things differently, in terms of life experience so far.
Living in America has its ups and downs, just like living in any other country. For us, there are more pluses than minuses and that's why we decided to stay here. But we are not going to stay here forever.
Favorable working and living conditions, high economic indicators and advanced technology attract millions of visitors to America every year in search of a fabulous life. Many people remain illegal in the country. Their lives are difficult and even dangerous, because illegal immigrants lose all the opportunities and social benefits necessary for life.
5. Actual pandemic
6. Say what you want
7. Coaches
While Americans and green card holders can live, taking advantage of every opportunity in the social and civil rights category. There is no social difference between Native Americans and residents, they are equal and have the same rights and civic duty.
In terms of living standards, the United States is the country with the highest rates. The conclusions about quality are made based on the facts about the salaries of specialists, working conditions, benefits and social guarantees, medical care, life expectancy, quality of education, etc. But, as in any situation, in addition to the positive ones, there are always negative aspects.
In order to assess the standard of living in a given country, those factors that sufficiently meet the different needs of the population are taken into account. The higher the quality indicators of social security, the quality of housing and utilities, the more stable wages and the diversity of the cultural environment and services, the higher the quality of living.
The United States is a leader in population growth. This is primarily due to the fact that life in the United States is associated with comfortable conditions and excellent health care. But the main population growth, of course, is immigration.
8. When you live in America
9. SuperBowl
10. Spider man
The unemployment rate is considered low, but these figures are unequal. In New York, this figure is very high, because the difference between rich and poor is impressive. The presence of higher education and experience plays a crucial role in employment.
The more prestigious the education and the profession, the higher and more stable the income. Good specialists are appreciated here and do not have to worry that they will be fired suddenly. Managers, lawyers, doctors and TV presenters have the highest incomes. That is, representatives of those professions that are associated with the social and entertainment sphere.
The state welcomes and supports private business in every way possible, and the consumer market is widely represented, so that everyone can find a niche in the business sector. At the same time, even ordinary people with regular vacancies earn quite well.
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12. United Nations
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Prices for education in educational institutions are quite affordable, but the more prestigious the institution, the higher the cost. The tuition fee for higher education fluctuates in the range of tens of thousands of dollars a year. To obtain a specialized degree, it is enough to study, both at college and at university.
Education in the United States is also open to foreigners; there are a lot of programs for them, including exchange programs. Therefore, anyone who wants to stay in this country can live in America and get an education there.
The food here is of excellent quality and at affordable prices. Good and tasty food can be afforded by people with almost any income. However, food in restaurants is much more expensive. The availability of the products is due to the fact that the state supports the farms in all possible ways. For people who want to dedicate their lives to working the land and farming, there are profitable government programs.
America is also famous for its affordable and nutritious fast food. As a result, many Americans are overweight.
An important condition for living comfortably in the United States is insurance, which is very common in the country as a mandatory and recommended service. Insurance covers life and health, then movable and immovable property.
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In large offices, the employer provides health insurance for their employees. This is how you care about your employees. And especially prestigious corporations offer insurance not only for their employees but also for their families. Small companies also protect their employees by offering them discounted insurance.
For the poor in the country there is absolutely free insurance. Children under 19 and people of retirement age after 65 fall into the category of state social insurance. The Medicare program is designed specifically for the elderly, which includes medical consultations and outpatient care. Thus, in America, they care for those who have lived in the country for many years, working conscientiously for the good of the state.
In fact, the main features of American nationals are friendship with strangers and ease of communication. These people are instructed to be polite to their guests, and when they answer the standard question, "Do you like it here?" Ask anywhere in Europe, they will follow the rule: “If you can't say something good, you better not. to answer at all ”. And, therefore, the standards of honesty that other nations profess, Americans interpret in their own way, considering such "honesty" as a sign of rudeness.
Usually, in America, people move freely both geographically and socially. They easily get to know each other and make new friends. True, most American homes are still separated by a fence. And even such invisible barriers, such as the lawn, are properly perceived and respected: one can have a friendly relationship with a neighbor in a home and, at the same time, not show interest in his business. And although this dividing line is very thin, it still exists as a border.
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17. American walls
18. Doing great
19. USA history
20. Confused screaming
21. World tour
22. Unrealistic
23. Imperial system
24. Vice versa
25. Healthcare
26. You what?
27. Australians
28. Tap water
29. Spicy food
30. Houses in America
2021 stimulus check memes: 50 funny jokes and tweets to mark the arrival of the $1,400 payment
Democrats have taken another step in pushing $ 1.9 trillion in aid to President Biden, as the House Methods and Means Committee said yesterday it had approved key measures, including checks for $ 1,400.
Several committees are working on the bill, and part of the Ways and Means committee's draft includes provisions for: approving direct payments of $ 1,400; extend unemployment benefits and temporary federal benefits until August 29, 2021; increases weekly benefit from $ 300 to $ 400; extension of tax credits for employees and families; supports health insurance and improves access to health care; and to protect the elderly in nursing homes, the statement said.
House President Nancy Pelosi said in her weekly press conference yesterday that she expects the commissioning increase to end this week. Increasing the membership of the committee is a key formal step the committee ultimately takes to move the bill forward, according to the Congress website.
The next steps, according to Pelosi, are to send him to the Budget Committee next week to do their bidding, then to the Rules Committee, and then up, she said in her speech. Bemorepanda collected some memes.
1.Stimulus Check after 9 months
2.Class pizza parties
3.Congress announced stimulus check
4.Looking like a 5 dollar
5.Quarters on the ground
6.The check stimulus
7.Next stimulus check
8.Stimulus check
9.PS5 and family's Christmas gifts
10.Half of your rent
11.Next stimulus check
12.Members of Congress
13.Double amount
14.Congress having stimulus check
15.About stimulus check
16.First date idea
17.Second stimulus check
18.Checking stimulus
19.100th time and seeing this
20.Financial recovery
21.Deposited stimulus
22.Hiting bank account
23.Now for 2021
24.Republicans
25.600 dollars
26.A tiger
27.Before and after
28.Not yet
29.This face
30.Reasons to live
31.Swipe up
32.Looking at bank account
33.My face
34.Second stimulus check
35.Hear about the second stimulus
36.Second stimulus check
37.Waiting for it
38.Eating money
39.Put it up together
40.Stimulus check
41.Free stimulus
42.Just got the stimulus check
43.Looks good
44.WTF?
45.Enough for everything
46.Just pay it
47.I'll look with you
48.Stimulus payment
49.Republicans
50.The gov vs me
Melania Trump (born Melanija Knavs, Germanized Melania Knauss, born April 26, 1970, Novo Mesto, Socialist Republic of Slovenia, RSF Yugoslavia is a jewelry and watch designer, former model and American businesswoman of Slovenian origin.
She has been married since 2005 to US billionaire Donald Trump, a former real estate businessman and former US president. Born in Yugoslavia (now Slovenia), she became a permanent resident of the United States in 2001 and a citizen in 2006.
The first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, reacted on Twitter more than 24 hours after the media projections showed that Donald Trump lost the race for a new mandate at the White House.
Sources quoted by CNN said, before this tweeet, that Melania Trump would have tried to convince the incumbent president to publicly accept her defeat.
According to the projections, the democratic candidate Joe Biden gathered over 270 electoral votes, the minimum number to ensure his election.
However, Trump has challenged this result and is accused of voting fraud, even if, according to the Federal Electoral Commission, there is no evidence to that effect.
He announced that his campaign team will go to court on Monday to challenge the counting of votes they consider "illegal".
Still through the time of being the first lady, there appeared a lot of funny memes with Melania. Bemorepanda collected the funniets one.
1.This look
2.How Melania sees the world
3.When you marry a millionaire
4.Blink twice
5.Help Melania
6.The only good moment of this inauguration
7.Stop sending this
8.It makes sense now
9.Smiling at Putin
10.Upgraiding to Putin
11.The reason is clear
12.Cheating on Melania
13.If he goes blind
14.Devotion to America
15.Delete Trump account
16.Signaling something?
17.A sugar daddy
18.Russian dolls
19.That's pretty funny
20.Melania loves Trudeau
21.Looks like even Melania is thinking of an escape
22.Fantasy moment
23.Dress for the jos you want
24.A black widow
25.Can I copy your homework?
26.I had a degree
27.Being the first lady
28.Trusted speech writers
29.Date a rich guy
30.Be nice to Melania
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Area 51 has been in the public eye over time through military activities and, obviously, through conspiracies related to aliens.
In recent months, Area 51 has been in the public eye because of interns who planned to storm it. Over time, the area has attracted public attention through the military activities that have taken place here and the conspiracy theories that certain individuals have maintained.
Bemorepanda has created a list of 20 facts about everything you need to know about Area 51.
1. The name
The name Area 51 was given by officials who oversaw nuclear tests in the 1950s and was used on military maps of the region. For these tests was created in the desert, 100 kilometers from Las Vegas, Nevada Test Site, now known as the Nevada National Security Site. In these areas delimited by the military authorities, several hundred nuclear weapons tests took place, of which about 100 took place outdoors.
2. UFOs
To a greater or lesser extent, Area 51 has been in the public eye since the nuclear tests. However, worldwide fame came in the 1980s, when Robert Lazar told a Las Vegas television station that he was working on S-4, a base near Area 51 as part of a flying saucer reverse engineering project. .
When these statements were made public, they sparked a growing interest in the activities taking place in Area 51. However, not long after, the whole story that Robert Lazar built was dismantled. Thus, investigators were able to prove that he did not work at Los Alamos Laboratories and that he had not graduated from MIT or Caltech.
3. Access forbidden
Currently, the US Army uses the Area for aircraft testing and therefore its entire perimeter is continuously patrolled. Colloquially, these guards are called by the locals and the press "camouflaged boys" because of the equipment they use. Unfortunately for the military who are part of these patrols, this activity proves to be extremely dangerous, some of them claiming that they suffer from breathing problems due to the compounds used to make the aircraft "invisible" on radar.
4. Landing
Landing, in turn, has attracted the attention of people interested in conspiracy theories. In a 1974 book, "We Never Went to the Moon: America's Thirty Billion Dollar Swindle," Bill Kaysing argued that all images of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were made in Area 51.
Theories about a false landing have been dismantled over the decades, the only link between Area 51 and the Apollo program is testing some of the space equipment in Nevada.
5. Military base
Area 51 is currently part of the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR), which is under the authority of the Nellis Base of the United States Air Force. Officials in this part of the US military say the military base covers about 1.2 million hectares.
6. Functions of Area 51
The Nevada Test and Training Range, of which the Area is a part, is used to train military pilots for combat scenarios. In the past, this base has been used to test and design military technologies: airplanes, helicopters and drones. One of the most famous "products" of this base is the U-2 spy plane, used for high altitude espionage.
7. The desert community
While the U.S. military was working on U-2 spy planes, engineer Kelly Johnson proposed building a settlement for the staff working on the project and their families. This place was called Paradise Ranch.
8. Conspiracies
For ufologists and those who believe in various conspiracy theories, Area 51 is proving to be an endless source of mysteries. The truth is that the lack of transparency that military activities and espionage raise is at the source of these conspiracy theories. Naturally, the multitude of resources that the American government allocates to this base and the relative silence regarding the activities that take place there raise a series of questions whose answers can be transformed into conspiracy theories.
According to declassified CIA documents, most of the UFOs that were reported in the area were, in fact, U-2 aircraft under test.
9. Continuous activity
After the U-2 program, Area 51 was used for other military espionage programs. These projects include the Lockheed A-12 Oxcart and D-21 Tagboard aircraft.
Satellite images show that Area 51 is still used today, with the addition of various buildings and facilities to the base. In 2016, images from Google Earth showed that a new runway was built, with security experts believing that it would be used for drones.
10. It is not a tourist attraction
As the last few months have shown, internet users are more than happy to enter the territory of Area 51. However, any attempt to enter the territory of this base is discouraged by the military. Those who enter without permission risk six months in prison and $ 1,000 fines.
11. Soviet engineering
Although there is no evidence that Alien 51 experimented with extraterrestrial technology, documents declassified in 2013 showed that the United States obtained and tested Soviet MiG fighter jets in the 1970s and 1980s.
12.The Roswell phenomenon
However, the public perception that the US government is hiding evidence of alleged extraterrestrial visits to Earth also originated in Roswell, New Mexico, more than 70 years ago.
In July 1947, a flying object made of thin metal foil crashed near a farm in Roswell during a storm. The Air Force quickly picked up the remains on the spot for research. A local newspaper, the Roswell Daily Record, published an article about a "flying saucer" or "flying saucer" found on the farm.
13.The Mogul Project
The Mogul project successfully discovered a nuclear activity of the Russians, until it was closed in 1950. The balloons used were made of polyethylene, according to the Times, a material unknown at the time and which was the basis for the release of meteorological equipment into the atmosphere, later. The balloons were not very suitable for monitoring nuclear explosions, but they proved to be very good for radio communications.
14.U-2 spy plane project
From the documents declassified by the CIA, it results that in the period 1954-1974 two spy plane projects were developed: the U-2 aircraft project and the Oxcart project (construction of the Lockheed A-12 spy planes).
An interesting fact reported by the CIA document on U-2 planes is President Eisenhower's desire to recruit only foreign nationals for espionage missions. In the event of a U.2 plane crash, the US could have denied its involvement in the activity carried out by the respective foreign pilot.
15.Drone program
Area 51 is currently undergoing a program to build new drones, military equipment that has become increasingly in demand by the U.S. military and intelligence services, especially in the war on terror that has followed terrorist attacks in the United States. September 11, 2001. The American drone program came to the fore in 2002, through the tragic event in Yemen, where a drone accidentally killed 13 people who were part of a wedding procession.
16.Existence of Area 51
The US government officially recognized the existence of the base only in 2013, with the publication by the CIA of declassified documents on the U-2 and A-12 reconnaissance and espionage aircraft programs.
17.Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us
The internet has been invaded by Area 51 memes inspired by a joke Facebook event to take over the secretive military site and find the supposed aliens kept inside. The event, called “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us, was planned for Sept. 20, and so far 1.5 million people have signed on.
18.Location of Area 51
The base is huge, covering over 125,000 hectares with at least 22 runways. The land was chosen for its isolated location, and for the large areas of perfectly flat land, which allowed the construction of long tracks, many of them unpaved.
19.The secret around Area 51
The secrecy surrounding Area 51 goes far beyond these proactive measures. In 1994, a group of civilian contractors and their widows filed a lawsuit alleging that they had been exposed to hazardous materials that had been burned in an open ditch. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence after the government refused to publish details of those materials, claiming it would harm national security. This was reinforced by a presidential order signed by Bill Clinton.
20.There is no real fence around area 51
At such a heavily guarded facility by the US military, it would appear that Zone 51 would have a physical boundary to hold citizens. After all, it is not a very safe military installation if you can get through the protected area just by a simple walk.
That's right. Area 51 has no fence at all and we refer to "always". While some of its indoor installations are protected by perimeters, the entire base has no physical boundaries. This does not mean that it is wise to just enter, as there are magnetic sensors and watchtowers in many places that would surely pull you if you try.
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Memorial Day in the United States is a special national holiday celebrated on the last Monday in May every year.
This day is dedicated to those US servicemen who died defending the interests of the country in all wars and military conflicts in which the US has ever participated. But not everyone knows the history of this holiday.
History Memorial Day began after the American Civil War and was originally dedicated only to Confederate state soldiers who died during the war. Then the holiday had a different name - Decoration Day, because on this day it was customary to decorate the graves of dead soldiers with flowers and flags.
Bemorepanda collected some interesting facts so you can discover more about the history and meaning of this holiday.
1. The holiday was named the Day of Remembrance in 1866. For the first time, Memorial Day was officially celebrated in the small town of Waterloo, New York, on May 5, 1866.
2. The location was not chosen by chance. Here, a citywide campaign was held annually to clean the graves of the dead soldiers. This day was an official non-working day, so the introduction of the holiday did not affect the usual life in any way.
3. However, over time, the holiday has become very popular and even family. On May 5, 1868, the holiday was officially proclaimed by General John Logan, commander of the Old Republic Army.
4. He was commemorated on May 30, 1868 by the laying of flowers at the grave of Allied and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery.
5. In 1873, the holiday was officially recognized by the state of New York - the first state to celebrate it.
6. Since 1890, the holiday has been recognized by all Northern states of the United States.
7. The southern states refused to celebrate, remembering their loved ones who died in the war on other days.
8. After the First World War, on the Day of Remembrance began to commemorate the soldiers who died in battles in this war. But the holiday was still unofficial in much of the United States.
9. Memorial Day was recognized as a federal holiday only in 1971 with the adoption of the corresponding law - the Uniform Monday Holiday Act.
10. Today, Americans associate Memorial Day with the actual onset of summer.
11. On the weekend before Memorial Day (and along with the holiday itself there are as many as 3 days), it is customary to go with your family for a picnic, on a trip, participate in sports competitions, and organize charity events.
12. But the Americans do not forget the origins of the holiday - on this day they still decorate the graves and plant flags on them, remembering the exploits of American soldiers.
13. Nonetheless, various political groups have repeatedly submitted bills to Congress to fix an official (non-floating) date for Memorial Day.
14. With the passage of time and the distance of events that caused the creation of the holiday, it is increasingly perceived by the new generation as just part of a three-day weekend.
15. Some states have additional commemoration days. For example, in Texas it is January 19, in Florida and Alabama - April 26, in South Carolina - May 10, in Louisiana - June 3.
16. The holiday is celebrated on the last Monday in May when it gets warmer and schools and universities close for summer holidays. For Americans, Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. Many take part in parades, go to the beach, or have picnics with family and friends.
17 Participants in the parade in the form of soldiers from the American Revolutionary War perform in the parade.
18. Soldier's boots at the Vietnam War Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC, on the black granite walls of which are carved the names of more than 58 thousand Americans who died during the Vietnam War.
19. US Marines in front of the illuminated American flag in Times Square in New York during the celebration of Fleet Week. Fleet Week has been held in New York City since 1984 to honor the United States Navy and the Marine Corps. In normal years, Fleet Week ends on Memorial Day with an air parade honoring US military personnel who have been killed.
20. A family at a Memorial Day picnic outside Vicksburg National Cemetery in Vicksburg, Mississippi, which houses the largest number of graves of participants in the US Civil War in any national cemetery.
21. A soldier of the 3rd US Army Infantry Regiment, often referred to as the "Old Guard", puts a flag on the tombstone of the deceased soldier. The annual flag-planting ceremony takes place at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.
22. During the American Civil War, women in the southern states began to gather without any official reason to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers. In April 1886, the women's associations of Columbia and Georgia decided to commemorate the victims once a year. However, there was no single day - the feasts of remembrance in the southern states were held on different days throughout the spring and early summer. This tradition has been partially preserved today. Nine southern states officially recognize Confederate Memorial Day, and also celebrate the birthday of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and the death of General Thomas "Stonewell" Jackson.
23. After the end of the Civil War, the northerners decided to adopt from the southerners the tradition of commemorating the dead on a certain day. In 1868, General John A. Logan, in his order, declared May 30 to be a memorial day for the more than 620,000 soldiers killed in the Civil War. He called the holiday Decoration Day, because on this day the Americans had to decorate with flowers the graves of those killed in the war, "whose bodies now lie in almost every city and village cemetery." According to legend, Logan chose May 30 because it was a rare day that did not fall on the anniversary of any Civil War battle, although some historians believe this date was chosen because flowers are in full bloom across the country these days.
24. Following the edict of John A. Logan, the graves at Arlington Cemetery were decorated for the first time on May 30, with more than five thousand people attending the ceremony. In 1873, New York became the first state in America to officially recognize this holiday. In 1890 it was recognized by all northern states, but the southern states still tried to show their hostility, and commemorated their dead on other dates. This misunderstanding lasted about 50 years until the start of the First World War, then this day was proclaimed the day of honoring those killed in all wars.
25.Since 1971, when America was deeply involved in the Vietnam War, Memorial Day has officially become a national US holiday. Only then did the holiday get its current name and from Decoration Day became Memorial Day. Then the holiday was made "floating" - it began to be celebrated on the last Monday of May. This decision was not without controversy - groups of veterans were worried that the long weekend would distort the essence of the holiday and turn it into just a day of relaxation. Many organizations are still lobbying for a return to the May 30 celebration.
26. The holiday has its own traditions and rituals. On this day, American flags are lowered until noon, and after that they are raised up the flagpoles. In 2000, the US Congress passed a law requiring the entire country to honor the dead with a minute of silence at 3 pm.
22. During the American Civil War, women in the southern states began to gather without any official reason to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers. In April 1886, the women's associations of Columbia and Georgia decided to commemorate the victims once a year. However, there was no single day - the feasts of remembrance in the southern states were held on different days throughout the spring and early summer. This tradition has been partially preserved today. Nine southern states officially recognize Confederate Memorial Day, and also celebrate the birthday of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and the death of General Thomas "Stonewell" Jackson.
23. After the end of the Civil War, the northerners decided to adopt from the southerners the tradition of commemorating the dead on a certain day. In 1868, General John A. Logan, in his order, declared May 30 to be a memorial day for the more than 620,000 soldiers killed in the Civil War. He called the holiday Decoration Day, because on this day the Americans had to decorate with flowers the graves of those killed in the war, "whose bodies now lie in almost every city and village cemetery." According to legend, Logan chose May 30 because it was a rare day that did not fall on the anniversary of any Civil War battle, although some historians believe this date was chosen because flowers are in full bloom across the country these days.
24. Following the edict of John A. Logan, the graves at Arlington Cemetery were decorated for the first time on May 30, with more than five thousand people attending the ceremony. In 1873, New York became the first state in America to officially recognize this holiday. In 1890, it was recognized by all northern states, but southern states still tried to show their hostility, and commemorated their dead on other dates. This misunderstanding lasted about 50 years before the start of the First World War, then this day was proclaimed the day of honoring those killed in all wars.
25.Since 1971, when America was deeply involved in the Vietnam War, Memorial Day has officially become a national US holiday. Only then did the holiday get its current name and from Decoration Day became Memorial Day. Then the holiday was made "floating" - it began to be celebrated on the last Monday of May. This decision was not without controversy - groups of veterans were worried that the long weekend would distort the essence of the holiday and turn it into just a day of relaxation. Many organizations are still lobbying for a return to the May 30 celebration.
26. The holiday has its own traditions and rituals. On this day, American flags are lowered until noon, and after that they are raised up the flagpoles. In 2000, the US Congress passed a law requiring the entire country to honor the dead with a minute of silence at 3 pm.
27. In 1971, Memorial Day was declared a national holiday.
28. Including 529.5 thousand during the Civil War, 405.4 thousand - World War II, 116.5 thousand - World War I, 58.2 thousand - Vietnam (1964-1973) and 36.6 thousand - Korean War (1950-1953).
29. Every day in the United States die about 1.8 thousand. War veterans, who are buried in 151 national cemeteries.
30. By the end of the 19th century, Memorial Day was celebrated almost throughout the country, and after the First World War, on the last Monday in May, they began to commemorate those who died in all armed conflicts with the participation of the United States.
