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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.

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

Entrance to Flanders Field American Cemetery Visitor Center Affected by Renovation Work

Chapel at Flanders Field American Cemetery Closed for Renovation Work

Visitor Center at Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery Temporarily Closed

Renovations at Guadalcanal Memorial

Ongoing Renovation at Cabanatuan American Memorial

Visitor Center at Henri-Chapelle to be Closed Oct. 2-Oct.14

“Firearms of the Great War:” Watch the Live Chat

Identifying Our Missing: August 2017

“American Rifleman” Films at ABMC WWI Cemeteries and Memorials

Access to Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Cemetery Limited on Sept. 9

Cambridge American Cemetery to Participate in Open Cambridge this Weekend

U. S. Engineers’ Life at the Front: First, American Combat Casualties of World War I

The Eagle Squadrons of WWII: American Volunteers Fly with the Royal Air Force

Protecting Allied Ships during WWI: The Convoy System Comes to Gibraltar

Live Chat with Teacher Chris Bunin about WWI Classroom Resources

Interview with Aisne-Marne American Cemetery Superintendent Shane Williams
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