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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.

Tree removal operations at Epinal cause temporary closure for public safety.

A thirst for victory: Olympians buried at American Battle Monuments Commission sites

Netherlands American Cemetery to offer guided tours every Wednesday this summer

U.S. Army soldier from Arizona accounted for from WWII

Rosette added for SD soldier at Normandy American Cemetery

Route Disruption Notice: Access to Suresnes American Cemetery via Boulevard Washington

ABMC commemorates the 80th anniversary of Operation Dragoon.

Staff add two rosettes at Sicily-Rome

Rosette added for WWII pilot from California

Rosette placed for Missouri soldier

Five things you may not know about Florence American Cemetery

Epinal American Cemetery to offer guided tours every Thursday this summer

Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery to offer guided tours every Wednesday this summer

ABMC Secretary Charles K. Djou testifies on Flowers for Fallen Heroes Act

Guide Michelin Voyage et Cultures recognizes Montsec American Monument

Fellows learn about service, sacrifice of those who came before them

Chateau-Thierry American Monument Visitor Center August 2024 Closure Dates

Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Cemetery July 2024 Closure Dates

WWII 1st Lt. Nathan B. Baskind laid to rest at Normandy American Cemetery with full military honors

Jewish-American U.S. Army WWII soldier 1st Lt. Nathan B. Baskind to be buried at Normandy American Cemetery, France, with full military honors, June 23, 2024

Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Cemetery June 2024 Closure Dates
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