Is there a day that screams 'United we Stand' louder than National Veterans Day? Well, if there is, it’s on vacation! Strap on your stars and stripes as we venture into the history and heart of one of America's most celebrated occasions, National Veterans Day.
It's national veterans day on the 11th November.
Based on the data from our site, National Veterans Day has been more than a blip on the internet's radar, with a stout 4735 online mentions. The crowning glory came on the 11th November 2020, when the virtual space seemed to don a patriotic hat, leading to peak mentions.
No, not that kind of private. National Veterans Day, unlike its more sombre cousin Memorial Day, is less about the loss and more about the living - a day to honour every brave soul who’s served in the military. Whether you fought in World War II or are currently serving, on this day we salute you! Even if you've only ever fought over the last slice of pizza, take a moment to think about these astounding warriors.
The beloved bugle tune you hear on National Veterans Day can trace its origins back to ... no, not a bugle playing competition, but the end of World War I. The peace treaty with Germany to end the war was signed on the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month. Talk about timing! And that's why National Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11th.
Well, real estate’s got to get in the game somehow! Did you know that after World War II, the GI Bill allowed veterans to borrow money to buy homes, leading to a surge in American suburbia? Commemorating Veterans Day can therefore also remind us of their significant impact on the nation's property landscape.
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