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Established by Congress in 1923, ABMC manages 25 overseas military cemeteries, and 26 memorials, monuments, and markers.

Seen at the Normandy Visitor Center, this tells the story of three men who were killed in action on D-Day or soon after.

The Naval Monument at Brest Dedication is one of thirteen segments featured in the "America Honors Her Heroes" film.

This World War II cemetery includes the graves of more than 8,300 war dead and more than 1,700 names on the Walls of the Missing.

The dedication of the Naval Monument at Gibraltar is one of thirteen segments featured in the "America Honors Her Heroes" film.

The Montsec American Monument Dedication is one of thirteen segments featured in the "America Honors Her Heroes" film.

Capt. Timothy Barber of the 79th Division, 313th Regiment died October 10, 1918 in the midst of the World War I Meuse-Argonne Offensive.

The Montfaucon American Monument Dedication is one of thirteen segments featured in the "America Honors Her Heroes" film.

Established in 1851 by Congress, American dead of the Mexican War are interred in this cemetery.

World War II veteran pays his respects to his fallen comrades. Video courtesy of American Forces Network Europe.

Wreaths Across America travels to the United Kingdom to lay wreaths on the final resting places of U.S. service members buried at the...

With more than 218,000 men and women buried and memorialized at ABMC sites throughout the world, Secretary Max Cleland reflects on the...

The Tours American Monument Dedication is one of thirteen segments featured in the "American Honors Her Heroes" film.

On May 8, 1945 World War II ended in Europe. This piece was produced by the United News Company in 1945. Courtesy of the National Archives...

See the 2014 Memorial Day Ceremony at Aisne-Marne American Cemetery through a time-lapse video. Video courtesy of Marine Forces Europe and...

This World War I cemetery in France contains the graves of nearly 1,600 war dead and nearly 1,000 names on the Walls of the Missing.

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