Armistice Day
Armistice Day is still celebrated in many countries on the anniversary of the World War I 1918 armistice; alternatively 11 November, or a Sunday near to it, may still be observed as a Remembrance Day. In the United States of America, November 11 is observed as Veterans Day.
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