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Free Veteran’s Day Printables

Veterans Day Printables

We love our freedom, and we love the men and women who’ve fought to preserve it. So, in honor of Veteran’s Day this week, I wanted to share a few free printables with you.

Thank You Notes for Veterans

Veterans Day is a perfect opportunity to thank a vet, and our free printable thank you notes will help you do it in style. Multiple designs to choose from. Just follow the link below to print as many as you like!

Thank You Notes for Veterans

In Flanders Fields

Next, I have a free printable copy of the beautiful old WWI poem, “In Flanders Fields.” Click on the link below to get yours:

Free Printable "In Flanders Fields" Poem

Artillery commander and brigade doctor, Major John McCrae, wrote this poem after being called upon to conduct a burial service for a fallen comrade. Legend has it he was dissatisfied with what he had written and threw it in the trash. We only know about it today because someone came behind him, pulled it out of the rubbish bin. The poem eventually found it’s way into a newspaper and has been well-loved ever since.

I’m planning to commit this one to memory and to have my children do the same. Not only is it a historically significant poem, but it also bears our family’s name. And it was written by a man who, like my own dear husband, served his country as an army doctor.

Free Military Anthem Printables

You may also be interested in learning the words to the different theme songs of each branch of the military. If so, I’ve got you covered. Follow this link to download yours now: Free Printable Military Anthems

Military Anthems

Acrostic Template for Veteran’s Day

Just in case your children would prefer to write their own poems for Veteran’s Day, I also designed the following little Veteran’s Day printable acrostic pattern to use for that purpose.

Veteran's Day Acrostic Poem Template

Learn More about What the US Military Does

In the first 5-Minute PragerU video in the series linked below, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth explains why he believes the US Military deserves a Nobel Peace Prize. It is well worth the watch — especially on Veterans Day — weather you watch all the other equally informative 5-Minute videos in this marathon series on all the various wars our armed forces have fought in our nation’s 250-year history.

NOTE: If you are unable to see the embedded video player above, you can follow this link to view these short, insightful films: The American Military by PragerU

A Freedom-Loving Journal

Most of these Veteran’s Day printables were originally published in God Bless America, my devotional journal for patriots.

God Bless America Devotional Journal Lineup

My goal in creating this little journal was to inspire readers to think deeply about what it means to be an American. What is our responsibility to the rest of the world? How can we preserve the freedoms with which we’ve been blessed? And how do we ensure the guiding principles on which our nation was established are never forgotten?

God Bless America

I hope you have a wonderful holiday. And remember, if you enjoy living in a free country, thank God… then also thank a veteran!

If you enjoy living in a free country, thank a vet!

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2 Comments

    1. I’m just so grateful to live in a country where I am free to do all the things I do to the encouragement of others and to the glory of God. Such freedom came at significant cost, and I never want to forget those who paid the price!

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