November 11 is Veteran’s Day, also called Armistice Day, which was the cease fire between the Allies and those aligned with Germany during WWI. November was also the month in 1867, when many of the Indian tribes came together at Fort Laramie to negotiate the Fort Laramie Treaty, which was signed on

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