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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.

The Ypres-Lys Offensive, a World War I Online Interactive, Released

Free Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery Smartphone App Available for Download

Liberating Rome and Central Italy, a World War II Online Interactive, Released

Honoring the Liberators of southern Netherlands: Memorial Day 2015

Profiles in Sacrifice: Cpl. Patrick Mazzie and Pvt. Joseph A. Glassen

Profiles in Sacrifice: SSgt. Max Chotin

Profiles in Sacrifice: 1st Lt. Paul Donald Meyer

Profiles in Sacrifice: Pfc. Robert D. Watts

Profiles in Sacrifice: Cpl. David L. Conway

Bringing the Great War Home: Teaching with the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery – A Free World War I Teacher’s Guide

Profiles in Sacrifice: Cpl. William H. Myers, Jr.

The Faces of Margraten

Free, World War II Online Teacher Resource Launched on 70th Anniversary of V-E Day

WWII Orphans to Visit Hallowed Grounds of Netherlands American Cemetery Memorial Day Weekend

Entering Italy, a World War II Online Interactive, Released

Americans in Great Britain, a World War II Online Interactive, Released

Women and World War I Commemoration: The Gold Star Mothers and Widows Pilgrimages, 1930-33

ABMC WWI Documentary to Premier at GI Film Festival

Free Cambridge American Cemetery Smartphone App Available for Download

Free Normandy American Cemetery Smartphone App Available for Download

Tuskegee Airmen Broke Barriers, Changed Future of the U.S. Military
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