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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.

Grave Adoption Program at Netherlands American Cemetery Receives Special Designation

Identifying Our Missing: October 2017

Visitor Center and Restrooms to be Closed at Pointe du Hoc on November 28

Pope Francis Visited Sicily-Rome American Cemetery

Ongoing Renovation Work in Chapel at Normandy American Cemetery

City of Saint Remy, France Adopts Graves at Epinal American Cemetery

Veterans Day 2017: Understanding What it Means to Serve and Sacrifice

Award-Winning ABMC Education Website Premiers New Teacher Resources

Remembering Operation Torch: Allied Forces Land in North Africa during World War II

Joint ABMC/WWI Centennial Commission Photo Exhibit Opens in Pershing Park

The Founding of the Supreme War Council in World War I

A Dangerous Business in World War I: Trench Raids

“The H Hour” Podcast – Nov. 8 at 2:00 pm (EST)

Getting American Soldiers Trained in the Realities of Trench Warfare

“Examining How Nations Honored Their Fallen after WWII”: Watch the Live Chat

The Fight for Guadalcanal: The Battles of Henderson Field and the Santa Cruz Islands

Identifying Our Missing: September 2017

Bombardments and Barrages: Preparing American Artillery for the Front in World War I

Pope Francis Mass to Impact Operations at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery on November 2

Pope Francis to Conduct Mass at Sicily-Rome American Cemetery

Pathway Maintenance Project to Begin at Normandy on November 6
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