The Mav would like to thank our veterans

The Mav Student News is thankful for loved ones who have served or are currently serving

Editorial Board|November 11, 2022

WWII Veteran sitting at Mead High School’s Veteran’s Day Assembly.

The Mav Student News staff would like to thank veterans in their life for their service. This appreciation goes out to those who previously served and to those who are currently enlisted.

Veterans Day is celebrated annually on Nov. 11. It is extremely important to honor and acknowledge the sacrifices made for our country by these courageous people who have served in the past or are serving currently.

Please click here to access our slideshow that showcases veterans that are relatives or friends to members of The Mav Student News staff.

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Drake • Nov 18, 2022 at 8:42 am

Thank you for doing this! It’s nice to see our veterans recognized.


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Candy • Nov 11, 2022 at 3:37 pm

Thanks for remembering our veterans, many never got thanked after returning from service. So, to have a them recognized as an important part of our freedom and history is a wonderful tribute.


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