Why It's Important To Thank Veterans

America gave my generation Freedom and the right to vote. My generation should respect the veterans more and we should be thankful for our freedom. My generation should respect the veterans more because the fought for the rights we have today we should be thankful, we should not take granit for it. Another thing is that they fought and they lost their brother and they fought on even though they were mourning on their loss. The last thing is why should you disrespect your veterans without them we would not have the rights we have today.

A simple “Thank You” never does the job: many soldiers have expressed their feelings towards the phrase that is never enough. Joe Millsap, a Marine veteran, wrote “Veterans need more than your thanks: Column”, Published May 30th 2016 on USA Today, arguing how veterans have such great sacrifice for our country but get a simple thank you for your service in return. Millsap begins his article with his emotional response towards linking his personal experience as a kid, rises his opinion with confidence in delivery, cites credible sources, and references to studies along with statistics.

Some ways we can honor are veterans are what i am writing about today. It is really important we honor them because they have been through a lot to protect us. When i say that i mean mentally and physically. If you watched the video then you would see that millions of people died. That was probably very hard to watch. And they have to go through a lot of training.So one thing you could do is make a card. If you know a vet or have a friend who knows one this would be something very nice to do.

I believe that we the Americans should not just thank the Veterans on a certain date but we should thank them everyday. People may not realize the struggle that the Veterans went thru to stand for the our country's. Everyday that passes by my family and I pray for the soldiers and the ones that serves our country. Without them we would not have the freedom we have today. I thank the people

I think that as a whole our country has pride. People want to join the army, navy or military. Troops don’t just walk toward the danger but attack it with pride. They are willing to die for what they believe is right. They will defend this nation with everything they got. And if they had the chance many of them would do it all over again. Because they believe in our country and we would not be here if it weren't for them. We fight with honor and dignity and that should not be overlooked. For as long as we have Hope, I believe America with thrive.

Veterans are people who have served in the military. They are an amazing part of society that deserve to be honored. The brave men and women who protected the U.S. are astounding.

The quote ‘And I’m proud to be an American where at least I know I’m free. And I won’t forget the men who died who gave that right to me’ reminds me freedom is not a right, it is a privilege. People fought so we could have our freedom, and lots of people aren’t free. Thousands of people, in fact, died fighting so you, and I, could not only be free, but stay free. I believe that we need to honor the people who have fought in past wars to get our freedom, and are fighting this very second to keep our freedom in a bigger way. When Veterans Day rolls around I know some of us just think it’s some other holiday that we don’t get off, so who cares, but it’s not any holiday. It’s a holiday that honors the brave men and women that risk their lives for us, and it’s a holiday that shows how proud we are all to not only be American, but be free. Free

Veterans day is all about freedom. My grandpa was in the army but he got killed so i will talk about why veterans day is important to me. Why Freedom is important to me is that i can go to school to get good education, I have the right of my opinion, and that i can go home to my family each night.

Men and women all around the world put their life on the line just to make sure our country is safe. Memorial Day is the one time throughout the year when we honor veterans who died for us. When I think about all the sacrifices that veterans have made for us, I feel we all have to appreciate them more than we do. Memorial Day means a lot of things but to me it is a day which we honor all of the people who passed away while serving. They should be remembered for their good service because they kept us safe.

“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted –Aesop”. I believe in an America to where there is kindness. When kindness, of respected veterans. I also think of when/everyone has the same level of respect. Also when there is shelter for all the homeless or somewhere for them to go. This is what I believe America should be like and what it is to me.

As stated previously, it was a great honor to have met Mr. Busch, but was even a greater experience when I, along with the many other veterans, were personally invited to have a private lunch with him. Only about five other students showed up and it turned more into an emotional impact then a creative one, but as many of my pieces have focused on emotion, emotion and creativity go hand and hand together. We talked about our military experiences, but he was asking us more questions about how close the veterans were with one another.

People often forget the value of life and that our nation is protected by the blood of fallen soldiers. We don't acknowledge the fact that strangers, people we don’t even know have selflessly put their life down for us. But memorial day isn’t just another veterans day or another chance to sleep in. It's a chance remember those who left home and didn't get to come back. Those who left a family, friends, and a life behind. They put the safety and security of people they will never even meet above their own.

Veterans Day, to me, is one of those holidays that your teachers tell you to reflect on. Some kids do and, some kids don’t. In past years, I have reflected briefly on Veterans Day, thanked the veterans for their service and left it at that. But this year was different. This year the presentation at my school was absolutely amazing. I hear stories about veterans every year, but this year's veterans that spoke were beyond incredible. I can’t even express how grateful I am for this program. I know that this year's speech left a huge impact on me and many other people. My friends and I were left in tears by the touching stories of each of the veterans. I can’t even express how grateful I am to have heard those touching stories. I don’t really know

Thank you I really do what I do, I think I was born to help people. When my client achieve at least one goal I feel good and happy because they happy too. You right Veteran need a lot of support and its very sad that they doesn't have all the help and support Veteran after they serve and help this

I remember this day like it was yesterday. I was in the sixth grade when our entire class went on a field trip to the VA for Veterans Day to visit and thank all of the veterans that lived there for serving our country and protecting the rights we have today as Americans. Prior to this field trip I made cards for the veterans and flowers out of tissue paper for the veterans. Once we got to the VA we were taken to the nursing home, which is where the veterans live. When I entered each room and handed a veteran a card I could tell it made their day, which warmed my heart. Most of them had little to no family to visit them, so just to be able to visit for as little as five minutes with them I could sense that it meant