Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently issued a proclamation recognizing October 11, 2024, as Native American Veterans Day in Michigan.
The day honored the contributions of Native American veterans, who have served with exceptional courage, valor, and loyalty in the U.S. Armed Forces, from the Revolutionary War to Iraq and Afghanistan.
“Native American veterans have demonstrated unparalleled bravery and commitment to their tribal nations and our country throughout history,” Whitmer said. “These men and women have not only defended our freedoms on the battlefield but have also played crucial roles in advocating for the rights and needs of their communities. On Native American Veterans Day, we pay tribute to their service, sacrifice, and resilience, and we recommit to ensuring they receive the support and recognition they deserve.”
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