1. Date and Purpose of Veterans‘ Day Veterans’ Day is observed on November 11, no matter what day of the week. Veterans’ Day is to celebrate all men and women that been in the army either alive or dead.

2. Veterans’ Day is which holiday? Veterans’ Day is a national holiday

3. What Veterans’ Day means to me Veterans’ Day is special to me because my grandpa fought in World War 2. I celebrate Veterans’ Day by all my family comes to my house and we have a “early thanksgiving.”

4. Different ways to celebrate How can you appropriately honor this effort put forth during war? Most veterans will say you can honor them by remembering, spending time during this day with them or going to one of the many memorials around the country. You can easily pick up some flowers or go and freshen up a gravesite. Even if you go to a site commemorating one of the wars long past you’ll be celebrating this Veterans Day appropriately. If you have living relatives who are veterans surprise them with a party in their honor. Create a guest list with all their pals and relatives on it and hold the party in a large outdoor area so everyone can enjoy the air. Those with large numbers of guests coming to their parties can turn it into a potluck and tell guests to bring samplings of their own favorite foods to give all a chance to try new things. You’ll be able to provide paper supplies themed after Veterans Day that feature the nation’s flag or a view of the armed forces. You may need lots of cups and plates for the affair because guests tend to throw them out after one use. However you choose to celebrate this special day, the most important element is taking a little time to remember what it’s all about.

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6. Armistice Day Remembrance Day Other Names for Veterans’ Day