North Texans celebrate Veterans Day

Veterans Day celebration stretched across North Texas with parades in Dallas and Fort Worth, a day filled with patriotism, pride, and appreciation for those who have sacrificed so much. Sounds of sousaphones and the spirit of gratitude filled the streets of Dallas. The Greater Dallas Veterans Foundation held its annual parade, traditionally beginning at the 11th hour on the 11th day of November. Oh, say can you see? Across the street from the VA hospital, another show of gratitude. We thank you for today. We thank you for our veterans and what they have meant to this country, Father. We thank you for them paying the ultimate sacrifice by simply signing up to represent us. Both foreign and domestic, making sure that we can have a day like today. And in Arlington, the National Medal of Honor Museum is commemorating Veterans Day with free admission for all. Visitors can meet Medal of Honor recipients, enjoy live music, and even write postcards to service members. Here in Tarrant County, marching bands, veterans, and community members came together for the annual Veterans Day Parade in Fort Worth. This year's theme, Saluting Our Nation, 250 Years of Veterans in Service. We'll be right back. A day filled with tributes to those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. Or the land. Fox is once again partnering with U.S. Vets, an organization that helps homeless veterans. Help us support this nonprofit by purchasing camo gear or making a donation today. You can find out how you can make camo your cause by scanning the QR code that you see on your screen right there.