Veterans Day

  1. Veterans day is a public holiday that is celebrated every year on the anniversary of the end of World War 1. It is to celebrate any veterans or victims of war
  2. The holiday occurs on November 11.
  3. The purpose is to honor all of those that have serve and to show our gratitude to them
  4. It is an important holiday because Veterans are the one out there in war fighting for our freedom and our safety. It is important to thank them as they are risking their lives in order to protect ours.
  5. There are several ways, anything from saying thanks to them to writing a letter or participating in those events such as parades that honor veterans.
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  1. I find it interesting how Veterans day was going to be moved to a long weekend but people were patriotic enough to make it only a single day to honor the war.
  2. I believe Veterans day is a great holiday. The meaning behind the holiday makes it even greater. Everyday hundreds of people lose their life because of war and this is a sad statistic. Most people do not realize the true harsh realities these people endure everyday. They risk their life in order so that we have a great life. I understand how World War 1 cause great casualties so it is good we remember those. Also, i find it great how all those other countries in that participated in the war also commemorate what we did.

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