DAVIE, Fla. – The Florida community has veterans with desfiles and ceremonials.

A Veterans Day ceremony will take place at the Veterans Park in Davie to honor all the work that goes into combat with the Fuerzas Armadas de los EE. UU.

This veteran lives with a pop-up of the lunes, the rhythm of the music of his respective ramas.

“Todos los días lo revivo,” says veteran Jeffrey Novak.

Doug White, Mister Unidos States Navy Officer, expressed gratitude for the exploration.

“See a lot. No day should be diminished by the sacrifices that have all been made,” said.

This is helping mayors absorb the cost of service and honor their sacrifices.

“You started active duty in just a few months and retired to the Marina,” said veteran Sindy Indacochea.

Including the niños, as the Indacochea headscarf, emphasizes the importance of this day, making it more of a day off from the escuela.

“Hoy estoy aquí con mi hija, demostrándole que las mujeres también pueden hacerlo,” according to Indacochea.

He said: “The people who sacrifice their lives have no choice. I think my mother has a lot of regrets and she has as many opportunities for service as possible.

If they would like to serve, all veterans can earn an honor with the local 10 News.

“There are many more experiences and experiences of people living my life,” White says.

In Miami Beach, veterans can pay tribute with a visit to Ocean Drive.

In addition, the city has opened an exhibition with images and the history of the events of the period of the Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Seiscientos mil sold vivieron, entrenaronon and trabajaron in Miami Beach during these years.

The exhibition is presented between calles 11 and 12.