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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.

Normandy Visitor Center Re-opens

Road in front of Brittany American Cemetery temporarily closed on June 6, 2019

Sicily-Rome American Cemetery operating hours modified on May 24

Ceremony preparations at Normandy American Cemetery

Visitor Center at Chateau-Thierry Monument closed during Memorial Day weekend

Access to the Montfaucon Monument Closed on May 22 and 23, 2019 for Renovation Works

Temporary Closure of Visitor Center at Luxembourg American Cemetery

Access to the Overlook (Orientation Table) at Normandy American Cemetery Closed for Renovation Works

Access to Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery no longer disturbed

Cambridge American Cemetery flyover and wreath-laying in honor of the “Mi Amigo” B-17 crew

ABMC to Mark 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge

Normandy Visitor Center to be Closed Beginning February 4, 2019

Ambassador Rubinstein Makes Final Stop at North Africa American Cemetery

Memorial Day 2019 at ABMC Sites

ABMC Releases Digital Version of WWI Battlefield Companion

ABMC and National WWII Museum to Partner Together

Identifying Our Missing: December 2018 Identifications from DPAA

Commemorations of the 75th Anniversary of the Landings: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery Remembers the Liberators of Italy

ABMC Dedicates New Memorial in New Zealand

Soldier Recently Accounted For Receives Bronze Rosette at Epinal American Cemetery

George H.W. Bush Paid His Respects at ABMC Sites during his Lifetime
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