Luxembourg: Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial. The tiny Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, about two-thirds the size of Rhode Island, is rarely mentioned in the annals of World War II history.

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 Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial includes 5,075 markers for the fallen associated with the Battle of Bulge and late military actions. The field of shining white markers include 4,958 ...

A rosette will be placed next to his name on the Walls of the Missing at the Luxembourg American Cemetery. He will be buried on Sept. 27, 2024, in Racine, Wisconsin. More from CBS News.

The remains, which had been buried in Luxembourg American Cemetery, an American Battle Monuments Commission site in Hamm, Luxembourg, were disinterred in July 2021 and sent to the DPAA laboratory at ...

Military labs identify long-fallen soldiers 02:54. The remains of an American soldier who was killed in World War II have been identified and returned home to New York after nearly 80 years.. U.S ...

His remains were later found by residents in Luxembourg and buried in a local cemetery. The remains were eventually removed by the US military to Luxembourg American Cemetery, where he was listed ...

Army nurse Nancy Leo, also from Cumberland, is the only woman buried at the Luxembourg American Cemetery. According to Western Maryland's Historical Library, Leo, on July 24, ...