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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.

Hometown Boys from Iowa: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Secretary William M. Matz Visits American Cemeteries in Italy

Hometown Boys from Indiana: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Remembering Operation Flax: Allied Disruption and Destruction of German Air Transports to North Africa

Identifying Our Missing: March 2018 Identifications from DPAA

Hometown Boys from Illinois: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

New Commissioners Sworn In at ABMC Headquarters

Rhone American Cemetery Closed Thursday, April 12, 2018

Meet the ABMC Staff: Assistant Foreman Christophe Simonet

Hometown Boys from Idaho: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Observation Table at Normandy Temporarily Closed due to Renovation Work

Memorial Day 2018 at ABMC Sites

The North Africa Campaign: Remembering the Fight for El Guettar

Long-Term Road Closure Near Cambridge American Cemetery

Hometown Boys from Georgia: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Identifying Our Missing: February 2018 Identifications from DPAA

Hometown Boys from Florida: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Facebook Live: A Conversation with Secretary William M. Matz

Epinal American Cemetery Hosts Luminary Organized by Local Group

Hometown Boys from the District of Columbia: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members

Hometown Boys from Delaware: Information and Statistics about WWI Service Members
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