Best wishes to all past, present and future vets. Your service is greatly appreciated.

X2 and thank you for your service.............

Salut!

(No, not "salute" -- I'm a civvy.)

(Alright, I'm really screwing this up -- I think that's sake.)

x4!!!!

Your sacrifice and service is truly appreciated.

Thank you for the sacrifices that you continue to make.

Thank you for your service.

X8, at least. Words cannot express my gratitude.

Thank you for your service and your sacrifices.

Saying thanks seems like it isn't enough, but it's all I've got.

Thank you for your service and sacrifices.

In memory of those who did not return. This Remembrance day is the first once since WW1 where there now remain no surviving British soldiers. The last two of those living emblems of history died in the last 6 months or so. Henry Allingham and Harry Patch. Aged 113 and 111 respectively.

There now remain only three surviving veterans from World War One who can be accounted for. One British-Austrailian Chief Demolition Officer, Seaman Claude Choules. One non-combat Canadian-American Sergeant John Babcock. and American transport-trooper Corporal Frank Buckles.

Never Forget.

Thanks to all who served and all who supported them.

My thanks and best wishes to all of our former and current armed service gentlemen.

-Made me tear up a little, click on the video link.

Thanks, Veterans!

For what you guys do, one day is not enough. Props.