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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.

Remembering World War I: American Medical Units Mobilize Shortly after U.S. Enters the War

Netherlands American Cemetery Marks Dodenherdenking 2017

Remembering World War I: The U.S. Navy Arrives in Europe

75 Years Later, Remembering the Battle of the Coral Sea

WWII Veteran Visits Brother’s Grave at Luxembourg American Cemetery

Maintenance Projects Underway at Brittany American Cemetery

Telling the Untold Stories of World War I Soldiers, Sailors and Marines at Suresnes American Cemetery

ABMC Sites to Remain Open in Event of Government Shutdown in April 2017

Memorial Day 2017 at ABMC Sites

The Legendary Doolittle Raid at 75: American Bombers Over Tokyo Brought Confidence to the Allies

ABMC Helps Mark World War I Centennial with Special Ceremony Honoring French-American Friendship

Normandy Visitor Center Closure on April 13, 2017

Identifying Our Missing: March 2017 Identifications

Next Faces of Margraten Planned for May 2018

Remembering the 75th Anniversary of the Bataan Death March and Maj. Clarence H. White

April 6, 2017: The 100th Anniversary of the American Entry into World War I

ABMC Begins Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the American Entry into World War I

ABMC Releases “Flanders Field: Remembering Their Sacrifice”

Renovated Visitor Center to Open at Flanders Field American Cemetery

New Exhibit Opens at Arlington National Cemetery through Joint Effort with ABMC

Former Secretary of the Army John O. Marsh, Jr., Receives ABMC Award
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