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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.

More than just an American Red Cross volunteer: Emily Harper Rea

An American Red Cross volunteer on the front during WWII: Dorothy J. Burdge

In keeping with guidance from local authorities, the Visitor Center at Chateau-Thierry American Monument reopened November 15, 2021

The American Battle Monuments Commission remembers and honors the sacrifice of women who have served

In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Luxembourg American Cemetery is now fully open

In keeping with guidance from local authorities, Manila American Cemetery fully reopened February 26, 2022

The first African American aviator with the U.S. Navy is forever commemorated at the Honolulu Memorial

“No mail, low morale”: the importance of the 6888th Central Postal Directory

In keeping with guidance from local authorities, all ABMC cemeteries in Belgium fully reopened June 1, 2021

Saving oneself or saving others: Pvt. George Watson

Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery to Temporarily Close on Friday, February 18, 2022

Brookwood and Cambridge American Cemeteries to Temporarily Close on Friday, February 18, 2022

From being a father of three to enrolling in the Tuskegee Air Pilot Program and fighting in Europe during WWII: 2nd Lt. James Calhoun

The American Battle Monuments Commission honors the legacy of African American service members

The Impact of Operation Shingle during World War II

Visitor Building to Temporary Close at Lorraine American Cemetery

Former ABMC Secretary Max Cleland passed away November 9, 2021

ABMC observes Veterans Day throughout the world

Vice President Kamala Harris pays her respects to American fallen service members buried overseas

Veterans Day 2021 at ABMC

Current Renovation Work to Alter Access to the Memorial at Normandy American Cemetery
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