Hundreds of Soldiers, Airmen, Marines, family members, local citizens and honored guests gathered at the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial to honor the veterans of the U.S. military during ...

The cemetery was established in 1944 on 50 acres in a wooded area to give a permanent home to 5,076 graves of American soldiers, most of whom died in the Battle of the Bulge.

Luxembourg’s Grand Duke Henri speaks at a ceremony at Luxembourg American Cemetery on Dec. 14, 2024. European and U.S. dignitaries gathered along with veterans to commemorate the WWII Battle of ...

The Aug. 3 Your Travels story about the World War II memorial in Caen, France, reminded me of my visit to the WWII cemetery in Luxembourg in April. My visit was the high point of a 14-day cruise ...

There are a total of 5,074 graves of American soldiers at the Luxembourg cemetery. Among those buried at the cemetery is ...

There has been a massive outpouring of grief in Europe following the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States. Europeans have experienced centuries of war, and their feelings for ...

The Luxembourg American Military Cemetery is the resting place of 5,070 Americans killed in Europe during World War II. Among them is the grave of Gen. George S. Patton. (Kerry J. Byrne/Fox News) ...

General George Patton is among the 5,076 U.S. Forces members buried in the cemetery established in December 1944 after being liberated by the U.S. 5th Armored Division. Click on thumbnail to enlarge.

Soldiers lay flowers at the tomb of U.S. Army Gen. George S. Patton Jr., commander of the 3rd US Army and liberator of Luxembourg, who died after a car accident in Mannheim, Germany. Patton’s ...

From the greenbelts of the Petrusse Valley to the majestic Ardennes forests, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a country of enduring beauty.But the serene countryside belies the turbulent past of ...