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At 5:30 on the morning of September 26, 1918, the largest offensive of WWI would begin. Please join us as we honor the more than 1.2-million Americans who fought during this campaign, including the 26,000 lost.

Today, several U.S. Ambassadors from across Europe visited Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial as part of the a Chiefs of Mission September Summit, held Sept. 22-24. This gathering is slated to be the largest gathering of U.S. Ambassadors for this purpose in history.

ABMC hosts U.S. Ambassadors as part of Luxembourg September Summit

9/23/2020

Today, several U.S. Ambassadors from across Europe visited Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial as part of the a Chiefs of Mission September Summit, held Sept. 22-24. This gathering is slated to be the largest gathering of U.S. Ambassadors for this purpose in history.

2020 Netherlands Liberation Concert

9/20/2020

Today, the American Battle Monuments Commission commemorated the liberation of the Netherlands in 1944, during the 15th iteration of the Netherlands Liberation Concert. This event was hosted in friendship at the Netherlands American Cemetery and Memorial in Margraten.

The American Battle Monuments Commission has the distinct privilege of caring for and maintaining the graves of the heroes of WWI and WWII. We will work tirelessly to ensure that time will not dim the glory of their deeds.

Remembering D-Day, 76 years later

6/6/2020

Angel Matos side_by_side demo of his ABMC-branded mask

The mission continues at ABMC cemeteries

4/30/2020

Though precautionary measures surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in some challenges for AB