Veterans Day Quotes

Top 10 Veterans Day Quotes

The Lord gets his best warriors out of the good countries of suffering. Charles Spurgeon.

It is stupid and wrong to grieve the men who passed on. Or maybe we ought to express gratitude toward God that such men lived. ...

It takes a legend to be one of those men who goes into fight. ...

Overcome men cheer in misfortune, similarly as overcome officers triumph in war.

PRESIDENTS' HAPPY VETERANS DAY QUOTES: FROM LINCOLN TO OBAMA

An awesome method to respect the individuals who have served, and show our kids the significance of these people, is sharing well known Veterans Day quotes from our country's presidents.

Here are a gathering of uplifting Veterans Day quotes from presidents from Abraham Lincoln to Barack Obama.

Abraham Lincoln: "The overcome men, living and dead, who battled here, have sanctified it, far over our poor capacity to include or reduce. The world will little note, nor long recollect what we say here, yet it can always remember what they did here."
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Woodrow Wilson: "To us in America, the impressions of Armistice Day will be loaded up with bunches of pride in the courage of the individuals who passed on in the nation's administration and with appreciation for the triumph, both in view of the thing from which it has liberated us and as a result of the open door it has offered America to demonstrate her sensitivity for peace and equity in the chambers of the countries."

Dwight D. Eisenhower: "With the end goal to protect legitimate and across the board recognition of this commemoration, all veterans, every one of veterans' associations, and the whole citizenry will wish to hold delivers the regular reason."

John F. Kennedy: "As we offer our thanks, we should always remember that the most elevated thankfulness isn't to absolute words, however to live by them."

Jimmy Carter: "War may now and again be an essential shrewdness. In any case, regardless of how vital, it is dependably an insidiousness, never a decent. We won't figure out how to live respectively in peace by murdering each other's youngsters."

Ronald Reagan: "We recollect the individuals who were called upon to give every one of the a man can give, and we recall the individuals who were set up to make that forfeit on the off chance that it were requested of them in the line of obligation, however it never was. A large portion of all, we recollect the dedication and bravery with which every one of them praised their country as they moved toward becoming victors of a honorable purpose."