Today veterans who have served in the armed forces of the United States and the Commonwealth of Nations are being remembered and honored. For any man or woman who wore a uniform of service may you always feel the gratitude of your countrymen and women. Your sacrifice means a lot. Thank you for everything.
In America and the Commonwealth of Nations veterans are being thanked for their service. I salute those men and women who put on their nations uniform to serve and sometimes sacrifice. Your devotion to your country men and women are duly noted and appreciated. Thank you for everything.
Veterans Day, observed annually on November 11, is a tribute to military veterans who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
To all who wore the uniform of military service thank you for your sacrifice. May you be appreciated this and every day. Grace and peace to you all.
It’s strange that Memorial Day is not more sober and somber. The idea of celebrating it with barbecues and parties seem weird to me. Perhaps this should be a day of mindfulness and service. Those who didn’t come home from war should be honored in a different way.
To all who gave the ultimate sacrifice may what you did never be in vain and may all people benefit in pursuing life and liberty and responsible freedom. Grace and peace to you and your families who mourn this day.
May there be peace on Earth. No more bloodshed, no more pain. No more wars
In honor of all veterans who have served this day is for you. Thank you for your service and sacrifice to your family, friends and the nation as a whole. Special thanks to the families of those who serve who have kept things going on the home front.
Veterans Day in the United States is intended to honor and thank all military personnel who served the United States in all wars, particularly living veterans. It is marked by parades and church services and in many places the American flag is hung at half mast.
Remembering the end of World War I 100 years ago on this Remembrance Day. May peace be the rule for the rest of our lives. Thanks to all who served in The Great War and all others.
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