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the reason Veterans use poppies as their symbol is because when they were fighting the first and Second world war, they were surrounded by fields of poppies (red) so much blood and so much death amids all this beauty, so a man named John Mac Rae ( a Canadian) wrote a beautiful poem called " In Flanders Fields" well worth the read you will probably find the words in his Bio on Google.
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What symbol would you use for a port city?
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How did the US help veterans of World War 2 read just after demobilization?
They were given the GI Bill to use to start businesses, go to school, and buy houses. Veterans were also given medical attention and are still receiving that care at VA hospitals and Veterans Homes.
Why we have poppys not any other flower?
We wear poppies and no other flower, because they were the only flower growing over the burnt out fields of the battle ground.
Is there mail on Veterans Day?
NO THERE IS NO MAIL ON VETERANS DAY IT IS A NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
What is the significance of wearing a poppy?
The poppyis from Flanders fields where many men fought and died. After the war poppys grew and there i also a peoem called.'In flanders feilds'.
Whats the symbol for Veterans Day?
The poppie flower is the symbol for Veterans Day!
When was Les Poppys created?
Les Poppys was created in 1946.
What is a veterans day symbol?
The poppie flower
Can you have poppys?
yes
What color poppy is the symbol for Veterans Day?
Red
What is the pic of Monets poppys called?
claude monets picture of poppys is called The poppy field!
Are poppys flowring?
Yes
What symbol do many homes displayin their windows on Veterans Day?
A flag.
Can poppys grow in Alberta?
Yes.
What year did poppys come out?
1921
How are ceramic poppys made?
fytffygff
What eats arctic poppys?
foxes
