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The Tours American Monument in France

Tours American Monument

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Cover of the ABMC Commemorative Sites Booklet publication

ABMC Commemorative Sites Booklet

ABMC and the Unknown Soldier (thumbnail)

ABMC and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 1921-2021

ABMC Sites commémoratifs

ABMC Sites commémoratifs

American Armies and Battlefields in Europe: World War I

American Armies and Battlefields in Europe: World War I

Tours Monument Visitor Brochure

Tours Monument Visitor Brochure

World War I Battlefield Companion

World War I Battlefield Companion

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Soldiers of the 20th Engineer Regiment cutting trees for use as fence post. Image courtesy of The National Archives.
Soldiers of the 20th Engineer Regiment cutting trees for use as fence post. Image courtesy of The National Archives.
Services of Supply (SOS) soldiers build a locomotive at the assembly plant in St. Nazaire. Image courtesy of The National Archives.
Services of Supply (SOS) soldiers build a locomotive at the assembly plant in St. Nazaire. Image courtesy of The National Archives.
Sculpture atop the Tours American Monument in France
Sculpture atop the Tours American Monument in France
The Tours American Monument in France
The Tours American Monument in France

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47° 23' 51" N , 0° 41' 20" E
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