Happy Veterans Day, Remembrance Day, and Armistice Day

Thank you never seems to be enough for so great a sacrifice. Not just for those that gave all, as their pain is over, but for those who went through hell and came out the other side.
 
I received a comment about the image I created, stating that there may be a point of contention due to national laws around flying flags together, the height of the flags, etc. Each nation gives a certain precedence to its own flag as far as coming first, though they should be flown at the same height as the other nation's flags. In the image I created above, each flag above was intended to be viewed as flown within its own country at a height determined by the national custom regarding November 11. In Canada for Remembrance Day, and the USA for Veterans Day, the flag is flown at half mast. In the UK it is not flown at half mast for Armistice Day. Nothing more than that was meant to be implied in the image.
 
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