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SUMMARY:Fort Miles Historical Association to commemorate V-J Day
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260903
DESCRIPTION:Find Us Contact Home Search Search Menu X Z Accommodations Hotels Motels Bed & Breakfasts Weekly Rental Agencies Weekly Rentals by Owner Accommodations by Type All Accommodations X Z Restaurants & Food Breakfast Lunch Carry Out Catering Fine Dining Waterfront Dining Restaurants by Cuisine All Restaurants & Food X Z Events & Activities Movie Times Calendar of Events Beaches and Parks Golf Courses Rehoboth Golf Directory Kid Stuff Family Fun Rainy Day Fun All Activities X Z Nightlife Nightlife Music Schedules Movie Times X Z Shop Apparel The Outlets Complete Shop Directory X Z Business Directory Featured Businesses Pay/Purchase Advertising Pay/Purchase Advertising Business Directory X Z Real Estate Main Real Estate Looking to Buy? Trying to Sell? Sales Agencies Weekly Rental Agencies Vacation/Year-Round Rentals Commercial Real Estate Building/Home Improvement Other Helpful Links X Z Community Our Community Visitor's Services & Parking Local News & Traffic Local Weather Transportation Beach Weddings Rehoboth Beach FAQ to Rehoboth Jobs Town History My Rehoboth Advertise With Us Pay/Purchase Advertising Wednesday\, September 02 - Wednesday\, September 02 Fort Miles Historical Association to commemorate V-J Day 10 a.m.\, in the shadow of its USS Missouri gun display outside the Fort Miles Museum in Cape Henlopen State Park\, Lewes. Fort Miles Historical Association will hold its 10th Victory over Japan ceremony. The annual ceremony marks the official end to World War II and honors the 774 Delawareans who were armed forces members and merchant mariners\, and died serving their country in that war. The morning of Sept. 2\, 1945\, nearly four years after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor\, Allied and Japanese delegations met aboard the battleship USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay to sign documents to end World II. https://fortmilesmuseum.org Search Rehoboth.com Search Search\nMore info: https://www.rehoboth.com/event-details.html?view=detail&eventID=7922\nActiveBury: https://www.activebury.com/events/11760
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