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Veteran's Day 2011 discounts, sales, and freebies

Thank you for your Service.

As you know, this Friday (11.11.11) is Veterans Day. This is a time to celebrate veterans from all services and conflicts. According to the 2010 US Census, there are nearly 22-million veterans in the United States. That’s a lot of brave souls. Thank you all for your service and sacrifice. If you are active-duty and you have the luxury of an extended weekend coming up, enjoy it to its fullest.

As has become tradition over the years, many businesses are offering special discounts, sales, and freebies to veterans and active-duty service members alike this week. The Army has published an article about some of the various offerings. At the prompting of AskTOP SME Becky Pillsbury, I’ve pulled out some of the highlights below for your convenience. The original article can be found here: Businesses offer free meals, deals on Veterans Day. Thanks for the tip, Becky!

This list will be updated if we stumble across any more good offers.

Free Food for Veterans Day

All of the offers below are available to veterans and active-duty military. Offers are good for Veterans Day only unless specifically indicated otherwise.

  • Applebees: Eat free from a limited menu
  • Chili’s: Eat free from a limited menu
  • Golden Corral: Eat free from 1700-2100 on 14 Nov.
  • Krispy Kreme: Come in and claim your free doughnut
  • Subway: Free six inch sub or flatbread
  • 7-11: Free small Slurpee from 1100-1900

Don’t forget that the National Park Service is offering free admission to over 100 locations around the country 11-13 Nov. Get outside and enjoy the little bit of nice weather we have left!

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