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American Mining Salutes Our Veterans

This Veterans Day, we honor the men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform and thank them for defending what we hold dearest. Their service, sacrifice and commitment to something greater than themselves deserve our deepest gratitude. Across America’s coal communities, that gratitude runs deep—in families with generations of military service and among veterans who have brought their leadership, skills and dedication to the mining workforce.

We are proud to count veterans among the men and women who mine America’s coal. Their contributions help power our communities, support our industrial strength and reinforce the energy security our nation depends on. To all who have served, and to the families who have served alongside them, thank you. We salute your service and are deeply grateful for all the ways you continue to strengthen our country.

  • On November 10, 2026
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