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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.

Identifying Our Missing: December 2016 Identifications

WWII Veteran Honors Gen. George Patton

WWII Airman Honored 72 Years after his Death

A Christmas Wish from TSgt. Charles Meriwether, Jr., 74 Years after His Death in WWII

Major Renovation Project Underway at Honolulu Memorial

Identifying Our Missing: November 2016 Identifications from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

WWII 1st Lt. Ben B. Barnes on Wall of Missing at Cambridge American Cemetery Accounted For

French Town of Raon-l’Etape Adopts Graves at Epinal American Cemetery

Normal Entrance at Corozal American Cemetery Closed November 17

Identifying Our Missing: October 2016 Identifications from the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

Award-Winning Website Premiers New Free Teacher Resources

Veterans Day 2016 at ABMC Sites

Identifying Our Missing: September 2016

Repaving Project Underway at Florence American Cemetery

New Visitor Center Planned for Manila American Cemetery

Flanders Field American Cemetery Visitor Center Renovations Underway

New, Temporary Access Point to Visitor Center and Restrooms at Flanders Field American Cemetery

New Exhibits Being Installed at Meuse-Argonne Visitor Center

Highly Competitive, World War II-focused Education Program Announces New Cadre of Teachers

Cambridge American Cemetery Visitor Center Temporarily Closed

Free Classroom Resources Focused on Geography of World War I Meuse-Argonne Offensive Now Available
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