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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.

3 soldiers identified at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery

Rosette placed for WWII airman at Lorraine American Cemetery

Normandy American Cemetery Closed Due to Weather Conditions

5 things you may not know about Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Cemetery

Manila staff add 3 rosettes during Veterans Day events

Luxembourg staff place 31st rosette

Epinal American Cemetery staff place 3 rosettes on Veterans Day

American Battle Monuments Commission leadership visit sites for Veterans Day

Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Cemetery Closure

The American Battle Monuments Commission honors code talkers for Native American Heritage Month.

American Battle Monuments Commission commemorates Veterans Day at 22 of its sites

Historian brings ABMC mission closer to home for Americans

Veterans Day 2024 at ABMC

American Battle Monuments Commission commemorates 80th anniversary of Liberation of Bruyères

American Battle Monuments Commission commemorated Nisei service members at Epinal American Cemetery.

6 sites added to vintage-style poster collection

Correcting the record: Women receive recognition 100 years later

St. Mihiel American Cemetery to invite visitors to lay flowers on American service members’ graves on “All Saints Day”

5 things you may not know about Epinal American Cemetery

ABMC promotes cultural tourism, memorialization at Philippine conference

1,000 portraits of servicemen and women exhibited at St. Mihiel American Cemetery
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