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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.

Approximately 1,350 visitors attended American Battle Monuments Commission sites for European Heritage Days

Students honor fallen with living tribute at Florence American Cemetery

American Battle Monuments Commission to commemorate 80th anniversary of Liberation of Bruyères

Living tribute set for Florence American Cemetery

More than 1,000 bronze rosettes placed at American Battle Monuments Commission’s Honolulu Memorial

American Battle Monument Commission, Gold Star Families honor hundreds of previously missing Vietnam Veterans at Honolulu Memorial

World War I Historic Reference Book Now Available on ABMC.gov

Sicily-Rome American Cemetery Temporarily Closed for Weather Cleanup

American Battle Monuments Commission places more than 1,000 bronze rosettes at Honolulu Memorial

7 American Battle Monuments Commission sites participate in the European Heritage Days 2024

Five things you may not know about Brookwood American Cemetery

U.S. soldier from Indiana accounted for from WWII

2024 Liberation Concert at Netherlands American Cemetery

Current Renovation of Campaign Map at Florence American Cemetery

Why Would Anyone Jump Out of a Perfectly Good Airplane? Part 4: The 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion ‘GOYAs’

Why Would Anyone Jump Out of a Perfectly Good Airplane? Part 4: The 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion “GOYAs”

Manila American Cemetery and Memorial closed due to Volcanic ‘Vog’ Weather cleanup

Why Would Anyone Jump Out of a Perfectly Good Airplane? Part 3: The 517th Parachute Regimental Combat Team

ABMC commemorates Operation Dragoon

Reception room renovations at Suresnes American Cemetery and Memorial extended until August 31

Rhone American Cemetery Temporary Closure for Operation Dragoon Ceremony
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