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Perched atop the Butte of Montsec in northeastern France, Montsec American Monument is one of the most striking of the American Battle Monuments Commission 's World War I memorials in Europe. Visible for miles across the Woëvre Plain, the monument co…
The American Battle Monuments Commission will host Veterans Day ceremonies at 18 of its sites throughout the world Nov. 7-11, inviting the American and local public to join in honoring U.S. service members throughout the nation’s history.
In the quiet countryside of northeastern France, Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery offers visitors the opportunity to explore one of the most significant American memorial sites in Europe while discovering a region rich in history, culture, and natural…
Nestled in the heart of the city of Audernarde, Belgium, the Audenarde Monument commemorates the service of American soldiers who helped liberate Belgium during the final days of World War I.
From Sept. 12-27, nine American Battle Monuments Commission sites in Belgium, France, Italy, and the Netherlands participated in European Heritage Days, welcoming visitors through exhibitions, guided tours, presentations, and interpretive programs fo…
The American Battle Monuments Commission presented Faces of St. Mihiel American Cemetery from Sept. 11 to 14, 2026, marking the anniversary of the World War I Saint-Mihiel Offensive.
Located near the town of Thiaucourt in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department of northeastern France, St. Mihiel American Cemetery is a major World War I site of remembrance.
The Bellicourt Monument, located 9 miles north of St. Quentin, France, near Somme American Cemetery, commemorates the achievements and sacrifices of 90,000 American troops who served with the British Armies during World War I. Designed by Paul Philip…
From Sept. 12-27, nine American Battle Monuments Commission sites in Belgium, France, Italy, and the Netherlands will open their doors as part of European Heritage Days, an annual initiative that encourages the public to discover and engage with cult…
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