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Memorial Day is May 31, 2010. Have a fun, safe, and memorable Memorial Day weekend using official U.S. government information.

Barbecue Food Safety
Simple guidelines for grilling food safely
Boating Safety
Learn from the U.S. Coast Guard how to prevent accidents, injuries, and fatalities while boating.
Facts about U.S. Military Who Served in WWII
The Census Bureau provides facts and features to pay tribute to Americans who served in WWII.
Help Your Country
Provide tips, support the troops, volunteer, donate, work for the government...
National Moment of Remembrance, 3:00 PM
Join other Americans in a minute of silence at 3:00 PM, local time. If you are driving, turn on your lights.
Origins of Memorial Day
The Department of Veterans Affairs takes us back to the 1860s, when it all began.
Patriotic Melodies
Words, sheet music, and sound recordings for songs from "America the Beautiful" to "You're a Grand Old Flag"
Recipes from and for Americans
Healthy recipes, collections and publications, kids' recipes, cooking for a crowd...
Soldier's Memorial Day
More history from the Library of Congress
Swimming Safety
Before you jump in, make sure you know the facts about water safety.
Tornado Tips
Get recommendations to better protect from tornado damage.
Travel Safely
Airline status, airport screening, foreign travel advisories, citizens abroad...
Veterans Stories
Experience war stories from the Veterans History Project.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Learn about the memorial in Washington, DC honoring those who served in the Vietnam War.

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