Nestled among the rolling hills of northeastern France’s Grand Est region, the Saint-Mihiel American Cemetery spans 40 acres and serves as the final resting place for 4,153 American service members who died during World War I.
On May 24, American and French military officials, local dignitaries and civilians gathered at the historic cemetery to honor the fallen service members buried there during a Memorial Day ceremony.
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