What countries clebrate Memorial Day?

Memorial Day, primarily observed in the United States, honors military personnel who have died in service. While other countries have similar observances, such as Remembrance Day in the United Kingdom and Canada, which commemorates those who died in military conflicts, the specific holiday known as Memorial Day is unique to the U.S. Countries like Australia and New Zealand also have days of remembrance for their fallen soldiers, but they do not celebrate Memorial Day as it is recognized in the U.S.