Why is Veterans Day always November eleventh?
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Why is Veterans Day always November eleventh?
Because of one morning in France. In nineteen eighteen, after four years of war, the fighting was set to stop at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
The deal was signed in a railroad car in a forest, around five in the morning. But the guns did not stop. For six more hours, both sides kept fighting over ground that no longer mattered. More than twenty-seven hundred men died that morning.
One of them was Henry Gunther, a soldier from Baltimore. At ten fifty-nine, he charged toward a German machine gun. The Germans knew peace was one minute away. They waved at him to go back. He kept coming. He is remembered as the last American killed in the war. Then, at eleven, silence.
America called it Armistice Day, and later Veterans Day, to honor everyone who served. In nineteen seventy-one, it was moved to a Monday in October for a long weekend. Many states refused to go along. The date meant too much.
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