A two-minute silence is also observed on Remembrance Sunday, also at 11:00 am.
As part of Remembrance Day, a two-minute silence is observed in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth nations to honor those who have died in battle. The quiet, which is mainly observed at war memorials and in public spaces throughout the UK and Commonwealth, is held every year at 11:00 am on November 11. This coincides with the hour in 1918 when hostilities were officially put an end to the First World War. On Remembrance Sunday at 11:00 am, there is also a two-minute silence.
The tradition of the Remembrance Day silence began in Cape Town, South Africa, where a two-minute period of silence, referred to as the Two Minute Silent Pause of Remembrance, was observed following the daily firing of the noonday gun on Signal Hill from May 14, 1918, to May 14, 1919.
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