There is a US veteran's website that shows the current ages/populations of specific generations of war vets. To date, the last Spanish-American War vet has probably departed. WW1 vets, are probably in the hundreds.
Veterans Day does not honor wars. Veterans Day is one day a year to honor all the military veterans who served this country, from the Revolutionary War until now, in peacetime and in war.
At the time, WWI was the "war to end all wars". When the treaty was signed, it was the GREAT ARMISTICE since there wouldn't be any more "great" wars. Since then there have of course been many wars and it's now called veterans day to honor all vets. The date marked the end of hostilities during World War 1. The occurrence of World War 2 created the desire to honor all veterans from all wars, not just the 'Big One.'<br>
Veterans day is the commemoration of the end of the first world war. But it now represents the end of all wars and honors all of our troops.
Veterans Day is a national holiday celebrated in recognition of all American veterans of all wars.
There are still WWI veterans living in the US.
All veterans of all wars are honored on US Veteran's Day.
To celebrate all the Veterans that died in the wars and how all Veterans served for their country.
Yes, yes it does
3, the veterans of foreign wars, the American legion, and the disabled American 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.
Veterans are soldiers that made it through wars...how old are you and who the hell let you on the computer? Furthermore, who let you out of your cage?!
they thought about that because they have serve our country
The address of the Veterans Of All Wars Museum Inc is: 71 Red Belt Rd, Chickamauga, GA 30707-3316
Veterans Day does not honor wars. Veterans Day is one day a year to honor all the military veterans who served this country, from the Revolutionary War until now, in peacetime and in war.
Veterans were started by Wars.
At the time, WWI was the "war to end all wars". When the treaty was signed, it was the GREAT ARMISTICE since there wouldn't be any more "great" wars. Since then there have of course been many wars and it's now called veterans day to honor all vets. The date marked the end of hostilities during World War 1. The occurrence of World War 2 created the desire to honor all veterans from all wars, not just the 'Big One.'<br>