Research Paper On Veterans Day

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James peterson
Col. J. Bilik
JROTC 3
13 november 2016

Veterans Day

What is veterans day and why do we celebrate it. Veterans day is celebrated on the 11 month on the 11 day. And on the 11 hour the country has a moment of silence This day is to honors military veterans; that is, persons who served in the United States Armed Force. But we are not the only country that celebrates this event its call different things in different countries. And it is to remember the end of world war one and to remember all the men who gave there lives to protect their countries. This day marks the end of world war one. It was originally called armistice day and then the United States then renamed it veterans day in 1954. Armistice day is celebrated every

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