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Source: Pahrump Valley Times

Each year, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #10054 hosts its own Veterans Day ceremony, giving residents the opportunity to spend time celebrating the men and women who have served. (John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times file)The entire Pahrump community is invited to attend the Disabled American Veterans Chapter #15's Veterans Day Ceremony, which is slated for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11. (John Clausen/Pahrump Valley Times file)More StoriesA day of gratitude and remembranceA new era opening for KNYEPahrump Social Powwow prepares for its 27th yearThe J.G. Johnson Elementary Veterans Appreciation Assembly: Thanking those who served By Robin Hebrock / Pahrump Valley Times November 6, 2026 - 5:06 am Service and sacrifice – this is what every American military member has given to the country. To don a uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces takes courage, dedication and a willingness to serve and the men and woman who bravely take up that duty are honored each year during Veterans Day.

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