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History of Vets Day

Veterans day is not a day where we celebrate the wonderful work of our pet's doctors, but its a day where we celebrate and remember our troops of now and past. We started celebrating Veterans Day shortly after WW1. At first it was called Armistice Da
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Veterans Day Assigned Blog #10

On May 13, 1938, an act was passed to make the 11th of November a national, legal holiday called Armistice Day. It honored the many veterans of World War One. After WWII, which had required the largest number of people in the military, it was decided

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vetirans day

this day is the most important because i have 3 family member that were in the miliarty. i think all member of the military should be rembered. that is what vetrians day is about.
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Veteran's Day

Veteran's Day is celebrated every year on November 11 to honor the soldier, living or dead, who have served or are serving their country during war or peacetime. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or a temporary

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The Rock Project.

So i completly forgot about my free choice weekly blog.. until five minutes ago.. thank gosh i rememberd!! but im tired and wanna go to bed!!

This blog is going to be about the Harlan Community freshman Englsih 9 kids and their project. they call it T

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Veterans Day

Alot of people gat Veterans day and Mermorial day confused and some dont even know why Veterans day is held on November 11. Veterans Days was originally set on November 11 and called Armistice day to symbolize the end of world war one. But in 1954 th

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Blog Post 9

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the Allied nations and Germany in the First World War, then known as "the Great War." Commemorated as Armistice Day

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Veteran's Day!!

WWI officially ended on June 28, 1919. But, at 11:00 on November 11th, 1918, (a.k.a. the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, which is pretty cool) an armistice went into effect. An armistice is a temporary cessation of hostilitie
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Assigned Blog #10 veterans day

a veteran standing up for his country in a parade. carring the flag!! way to go!

church at Stenay, Meuse France. This is where 353rd soldiers waited for the word on the fighting.

Veterans day was first celebrated after World War I or The Great War. Thi

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Assigned Blog #10

The History of Veterans Day:

On July 28 of 1914, World War 1, also known as the Great War, officially became a declared state of war. Over the course of the war, over 8.5 million soldiers died and 21.2 million others were wounded worldwide. Finally, a

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Blog Assignment 10

Veteran's Day. To the public, its a great excuse to be lazier than usual and it honors our veteran's. But what does it really mean? When did it become a holiday? Why do we celebrate it?

November 11 is Veteran's Day. It was created a holiday dedicated

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The History of Vetrans Day

For my assigned blog post im doing the History of Vetrans Day. Vetrans day wasn't ALWAYS called vetrans day however. At first it was called Armistice Day in memory of the many fallen and unidentified soldiers burried on the 11th day of the 11th month

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Veteran's Day is a Federal Holiday of the United States dedicated to honoring and remembering the soldiers that fight and have fought and even died to preserve our freedom. It is observed on November 11th. It is also know as Remembrance Day or Armist

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Friday, November 12

Today we began the Chapter 9-10 group test. So far its going pretty good (for most of us) and I'm almost postive that my grade stands at an A for now. We'll see how the rest pans out on Monday :[

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Veterans Day

So, since you've obviously heard this story a billion times before-I'll do my outmost best to make this interesting for you.

At the end of World War I, which was Nov. 11, 1918, Armistice Day was set as a U.S. legal holiday. It was to honor the end of

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