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?:datePublished	2018-11-09 (xsd:date)
?:headline	Free Meals for Military Personnel on Veterans Day (en)
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?:reviewBody	UPDATE Nov. 11, 2020: For 2020, we are including USA Today and Delish's list of places where veterans and military personnel can get free meals or deals: In recent years, some national restaurant chains have begun the practice of demonstrating appreciation for U.S. military personnel (both veterans and those on active duty) by offering them free meals in observance of Veterans Day (November 11). Here are some of the chains that will be participating in such programs in 2019, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs blog: (en)
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