Death/Duty Day Messages, Quotes and Sayings – November 11

Death/ Duty Day is observed every year on November 11^th and is celebrated across the United States of America. This day marks the end of the World War I and honors all those people who gave their lives fighting for their respective countries.

Wish your family and friends on this important day by sharing with them Death/ Duty Day messages and wishes. This day is all about remembering the departed souls and wishing everyone with Death/ Duty Day quotes and sayings. You can even post these Death/ Duty Day captions, images and statuses on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.

Inspirational Death/Duty Day Messages, Quotes

Wishing everyone on the occasion of Death/ Duty Day. Today is the day to remember and honor all those people who died fighting the World War I.

The world is always going to remember World War I as one of the most destructive wars in the history. Warm greetings on Death/ Duty Day to everyone.

The occasion of Death/ Duty Day reminds us of all the people who died fighting the World War I and today is the day to remember them and keep them in our prayers.

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It is a wonderful idea to spend some time reading about World War I and the destructions it caused. Warm wishes on Death/ Duty Day.

Let us come together and celebrate the occasion of Death/ Duty Day by watching some of the famous documentaries made on World War I.

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World War I caused a lot of destruction across the globe which can never be forgotten. Wishing everyone on Death/ Duty Day.

A very Happy Death/ Duty Day to everyone. This day reminds us of the numbers of lives that were lost while fighting the battle.

On the occasion of Death/ Duty Day, let us pray that such a destruction never happens again and we have peace and happiness in this world.

We have already seen two world wars and we must pray that no such wars happen again in future. Wishing everyone on Death/ Duty Day.

Warm greetings on Death/ Duty Day to all. Let us honor and remember all those people who died fighting in the World War I.