Freedom – it’s something we all enjoy, and at times, take for granted. Here in the good old USA, we celebrate that freedom — and the men and women who make it possible — every year on Veterans Day. The holiday was originally designated as a time to recognize the end of World War I — “the war to end all wars.” WWI officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, but the fighting officially ended seven months earlier when an armistice took effect on Nov. 11. And that’s the date we officially designate as Veterans Day
