My ancestors who died in WWII
In Australia we remember those who died in war, particularly World War II, on April 25th each year.
Is there a commemoration in the US? I can't imagine that there isn't but it isn't springing to mind.
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There is, but not specifically for WWII. We do recognize several WWII days of significance but the main recognition is left for Memorial Day, at the end of May.
It's a day for remembering veterans from all of the wars we've been involved in.
In addition to Memorial Day, we have Veterans Day, formerly Armistice Day, November 11, a WWI recognition.
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