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Bookmark or Share- This is how "RED Friday" became a thing and why it still matters todayIt’s a tiny act that means much more than people seem to realize. On Fridays, civilians back home wear an article of red clothing — a shirt, a tie, anything — as a reminder to all to Remember Everyone Deployed. These Fridays became known as R.E.D. Friday.
- Where Did R.E.D. Friday Come From? - Soldiers' AngelsR.E.D. Friday was created to remind people of our heroes overseas and show that we are thinking of them. People across the country wear red every Friday to serve as a reminder and spread the message of how important it is that we keep our troops in our thoughts. How did R.E.D. Friday Get Started?
- This Is How 'RED Friday' Became a Thing and Why It Still Matters TodayThese Fridays became known as R.E.D. Friday. Today, you'll see this tradition honored by most AAFES workers, military family members, and supporters of the troops, but it actually got its...
- Everything You Need to Know About R.E.D. Friday – USAMMMore than 15 years later, many companies and organizations encourage people to wear red on Fridays to show support of deployed service personnel around the world. What is RED Friday? For service members who are deployed the act itself, civilians wearing red items of clothing on Fridays, probably doesn’t equate to a tangible gain.
- R.E.D. Fridays: How To Remember Everyone DeployedWearing red on Fridays, known as RED Friday, is the weekly tradition for American and Canadian civilians to wear an article of red clothing to support troops that are deployed abroad.
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