Almost every one honors Veterans.You really should honor them though because the died for our freedom.
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Veterans' Day was originally called Armistice Day. It orginally just celebrated/honored WWI veterans. However, following WWII the holiday was renamed and now honors all US military veterans.
Veteran's Day, November 11, honors all veterans of all wars.
The US Veteran's Day honors all veterans of all of America's wars.
It doesn't commemorate a specific event . It honors all the people who have served in the armed forces and risked their lives to preserve our freedom.
World War 1 but now honors all war veterans happy veteran's day Macy911
Both. Memorial Day honors those who died during military service; Veterans Day celebrates the service of all military veterans.
"Monument to living veterans" honors living veterans, several others such as "Korean war monument, viet nam war monument, and WWII monument" are more specific, however don't have the name "veteran" in their title. I got a test and the right answer is actually "Vietnam Veterans Memorial" I swear this is right!! -someone else then the person above
Veterans Day honors US Veterans. It began as a celebration of the peace after World War I ended, and was originally called Armistice Day (armistice refers to the end of open hostilities which began on November 11, 1918. The peace treaty ending WWI was signed in June, 1919).
No, not all veterans are considered protected veterans. The term "protected veteran" typically refers to specific categories of veterans who are afforded certain legal protections under laws such as the Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act (VEVRAA). This includes veterans who served during specific time periods, those with disabilities, and those who received certain military honors. Therefore, while all protected veterans are veterans, not all veterans meet the criteria to be classified as protected veterans.
Veteran's Day honors all those who have worn their nation's military uniform.