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ABMC is an agency of the executive branch of the federal government, honoring the service, achievements and sacrifices of the U.S. armed forces abroad since 1917.

ABMC Dedicates New Monuments in Dartmouth, England

Identifying Our Missing: May 2017

Remembering World War I: American Troop Ships First Arrive in France

Remembering World War II: Eisenhower Arrives in Europe

ABMC Dedicates New Monuments in Dartmouth, England

Tour de France to Make Travel to Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery Challenging on July 2

Maintenance Project Underway at Epinal American Cemetery

Remembering World War I: Gen. John J. Pershing Arrives in Europe

Striking Oil: The First American Bombing Raid over Europe in World War II

The Battle of Midway through the Eyes of Those Who Were There

Remembering World War II: The Battle of Midway 75 Years Later

ABMC Releases Memorial Day 2017 Film

ABMC Releases WWI Battlefield Experience Film; U.S. Army Old Guard Critical to Success

WWII Veterans Visit Cambridge American Cemetery

New World War I Book of Essays Written by Eminent Historians Now Available

Epinal American Cemetery to Host Faces of Epinal-Dinozé

Village of Quenoche Adopts Gravesites at Epinal American Cemetery

Council Member from Lawrence, Massachusetts Honors Soldiers from his City

Remembering World War I: Building the American Army

ABMC Releases New Film: “Never to be Forgotten: Soldiers of the Meuse-Argonne”

Remembering World War I: The Beginnings of the A.E.F. and the Influences of Foreign Military Missions
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