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President George W. Bush honors America's veterans and troops at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day, November 11, 2006.Video courtesy of the George ... Veterans Day (Text Only) Email this page to a friend. Veterans Day. President George W. Bush makes remarks to American and British veterans ( seated in background) in the East Room of the White House on Veteran's Day, November 11, 2002. This is a day of honor. Yet every day in this National Cemetery, family members visit the graves of loved ones, and veterans come to honor their lost friends. And nearly every day, in solemn ceremony, another veteran is laid to rest at Arlington. This is a place of national mourning and national memory. November 11, 2014 - On Veterans Day, we pause to thank those who serve in the United States military. We also thank their families and the hundreds of thousa... We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your service to this nation and your continued contributions to our country. President Bush: Happy Veterans Day. Laura and I are proud to join our fellow Americans in saluting the brave men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your ... On this Veterans Day, we honor a new generation of men and women who are defending our freedom. Since September the 11th, 2001, our Armed Forces have engaged the enemy, the terrorists on many fronts. At this moment, more than 1.4 million Americans are on active duty, serving in the cause of freedom and peace around the world. This year 3-1/2 million veterans celebrate the 60th anniversary of freedom's great victory in World War II. A handful of veterans who live among us in 2005 stood in uniform when World War I ended 87 years ago today. These men are more than a hundred years old. Many of their lives have touched three different centuries. Addressing veterans, servicemen and women and families, President George W. Bush gives a thumbs-up during his speech marking the anniversary of Pearl Harbor on the U.S.S. Enterprise Dec. 7, 2001. "What happened at Pearl Harbor was the start of a long and terrible war for America. Remarks by President George W. Bush Veterans Day National Ceremony Arlington National Cemetery Arlington, Virginia November 11, 2002. THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Thank you for that warm welcome. Mr. Secretary, thank you for your leadership.