Katy TX Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) hosting VE Day Observance
Many folks these days ask when was VE Day or V Day (term used before VE Day)? The answer is May 8, 1945 which commemorates when World War II Allies formally accepted the total unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany and marks the end of Adolf Hitler’s reign of terror through the word. VE Day stands for Victory in Europe and V Day short for Victory Day. 
The Katy TX VFW Post 9182, 6202 George Bush Dr. Katy TX., is holding a celebration on Monday May 7, 2012 as part of its overall Post’s VE Day celebration. Local resident Danny Hair will put on a World War II uniform and becomes General George Scott Patton for at least a few hours. This is the featured part of these VE Day activities.
The event begins at the VFW facility at 4 PM.
The Katy VFW is a very active group made up of many really smart individuals and great human beings. All across this country there are fewer and fewer World War II Vets still alive and the few that remain all need to be thanked by all the rest of us for supreme sacrifices they all made.
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