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ABMC’s Burial and Memorial Electronic Directory (BMeD) will be unavailable between 3 p.m. August 6, and 3 p.m. August 7, to undergo system maintenance.

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ABMC News

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.

Observation Table at Normandy Temporarily Closed due to Renovation Work

Memorial Day 2018 at ABMC Sites

The North Africa Campaign: Remembering the Fight for El Guettar

Long-Term Road Closure Near Cambridge American Cemetery

Hometown Boys from Georgia: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Identifying Our Missing: February 2018 Identifications from DPAA

Hometown Boys from Florida: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Facebook Live: A Conversation with Secretary William M. Matz

Epinal American Cemetery Hosts Luminary Organized by Local Group

Hometown Boys from the District of Columbia: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Hometown Boys from Delaware: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Brittany American Cemetery Closed March 1, 2018 due to Weather

Hometown Boys from Connecticut: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Remembering the Vietnam War 50 Years Later: The U. S. Mobile Riverine Force Succeeds in Operations Coronado

New Visitor Center to be Built at Netherlands American Cemetery

Hometown Boys from Colorado: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Hometown Boys from California: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Meet the ABMC Staff: Superintendent Bruce Malone

Hometown Boys from Arkansas: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

ABMC Secretary Matz Visits Overseas Cemeteries and Memorials

Suresnes American Cemetery Closed Afternoon of February 9, 2018
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