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Veterans Day Google doodle honors the women & men who serve our nation

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Today’s Google doodle marks Veterans Day, a day to honor and give gratitude to all who have served in America’s armed forces.

Designed in collaboration by doodlers Olivia Huynh and United States Marine Corps veteran Diana Tran, the doodle leads to a search for “Veterans Day” and includes the usual sharing icon to post on social feeds or send via email.

Tran penned today’s Google Doodle blog post covering the Veterans Day doodle:

Veterans Day is always special for me. Every year on this day, I spend a little extra time reflecting on my service in the United States Marine Corps. I remember the moments when the task placed before me seemed impossible. Whether that task was traversing an obstacle in training or making it through a mission in Iraq, there was one constant that gave me confidence and strength. I knew that the men and women next to me had my back and together we were focused on achieving our goal. There was comfort in that camaraderie that I haven’t experienced anywhere else.

Here is the full doodle being displayed on Google’s US home page:
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