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Navy Day: Abolished in 1949

October 26th, 2026|6 min read

October 27 is Navy Day, a full staff display day still named in 4 U.S.C. 6(d) even though the observance itself ended in 1949. Why the date honors Theodore Roosevelt, and why it is not the Navy birthday.