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World War I Timeline Experience "The Great War: A Visual Experience"
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World War II: A Visual History
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New visitor center at Netherlands American Cemetery

NJROTC students served as the Color Guard during the Battle of the Atlantic 75th Anniversary Ceremony at the East Coast Memorial in May 2018.

On his last day as U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia, Ambassador Daniel Rubinstein visited North Africa American Cemetery and personally thanked every member of the staff.

On May 28, 1918 American soldiers captured the French town of Cantigny.

On May 30, 1937 a crowd gathered at Oise-Aisne American Cemetery for the Memorial Day Ceremony, which also included the dedication of the chapel.

On the west face are large sculptures symbolizing the unity of France and the United States, flanked by dedicatory inscriptions in their respective languages. Photo Credit: Warrick Page/American Battle Monuments Commission.
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