Honoring Our Veterans: A Salute on Veterans Day

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The discussion centers around honoring veterans on Veterans Day, with participants expressing gratitude for their service. One contributor mentions participating in a Remembrance Day parade while carrying the Navy flag. There is a debate about the appropriateness of the term "Happy" in relation to Veterans' Day and Remembrance Day. Overall, the thread emphasizes respect and acknowledgment for veterans across all nations. The conversation highlights the importance of commemorating their sacrifices.
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Happy Veterans day to all PF veterans.
 

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mheslep said:
Happy Veterans day to all PF veterans.

Seconded. Thanks for your service!
 
No point in starting a new thread for this addition. I just got through marching the Navy flag in the Remembrance Day parade.
I don't personally think that 'Happy' applies to any Veterans' Day or Remembrance Day, but salutations to all Vets of every nation.
 
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