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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 2 — Citizenship, emblems, holidays, and time

2.158 Korean War Armistice Day.

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(1)To recognize Armed Forces members who courageously served during the Korean
War, July 27, the date of the military armistice agreement that ended the war, shall
be observed in Kentucky as "Korean War Armistice Day."
(2)The Governor shall issue an annual proclamation for the observance of "Korean
War Armistice Day" and request that some portion of the day be used for solemn
contemplation on the sacrifices that members of the United States Armed Forces
made during that war.
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