Showing posts with label veterans day poems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label veterans day poems. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

veterans day thank you

veterans day thank you

Today is Veterans Day, which was formerly known as Armistice Day to commemorate the end of the Second World War in 1954, the day was canceled, and was renamed Veterans Day to honor all veterans of the U.S. wars.We as a nation, tend to forget about this crucial holiday. Without these days difference, we would not have any of the freedoms that we so appreciate - and not be a big part of the world.

Who knows, without the courage of the American veterans, Europe still might be shrouded under the Nazi flag. Perhaps our own country still might be split in half, North and South. Even more sobering, we might not even have our own nation and still be under the rule of a king had it not been for the fighting men of the Revolutionary War.

Like a hawk or a pacifist should honor all the sacrifices our armed forces have been in this country, both in peacetime and in war, even if it was unfair to the military action, which my friends "liberal" is always quick to point out. Blame the leadership of the time, if need be, but the honor of men and women who gave the service, and in many cases also lives.It sounds weird, but a nation, and much of the world (mainly France), owe much to the U.S. veterans.

veterans day quotes

veterans day quotes

Today is November 11 and people in the United States, celebrating Veterans Day, which is also known as Armistice Day. Veterans Day is the day that the veterans Advisory and protect country.But it is also the day to celebrate the sad fact that so many have lost their lives trying to protect their countries. The Veterans Day holiday in the United States, both state and federal government and promulgated a National Day back in 1938.


According to dailyamerican.com, there are still 25 million living veterans, so today is not only a time to be proud of the soldiers who have died fighting for their country, but to also be grateful to those who have served and are still living. You can read more about this here and read a few Veterans Day quotes at puggal.com.