Veteran’s Day was first was known as Armistice Day. Armistice Day was to celebrate the end of World War 1 on November 11, 1919. And still today is celebrated although President Eisenhower had signed a legal document officially changing the name to Veteran's Day for all the veterans who participated in the war in 1954. This was so that veterans who didn’t directly put directly fight but, did help in some shape or form get recognition. For example, a doctor helping the wounded soldiers or a person working in a factory producing weaponry. Veteran’s Day is a federal holiday that celebrates the soldiers, living and dead, that fought in the wars to protect our country. Soldiers that went through tough sacrifices and pain. Soldiers who gave up
