Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial, Military cemetery in Hamm, Luxembourg.
This cemetery is a burial ground for American soldiers in Hamm, with white marble headstones arranged across the landscaped grounds in distinct sections. The grounds include a chapel and memorial building at its center.
The cemetery was established at the end of 1944 during the German Ardennes offensive, when American forces buried their fallen here. It was later formalized as a permanent memorial site for the war dead.
The chapel displays bronze doors carved with military virtues and stained glass windows showing Army emblems, which fill the prayer space with symbolic meaning. These artistic elements create a setting where visitors can pay respect and reflect.
The site is easily accessible from central Luxembourg and can be visited by public transportation from the city. Level ground makes it straightforward to walk through and view the burial sections.
A prominent American military general is buried on the grounds between two flagpoles, honoring his wish to rest among his soldiers. This distinctive burial draws attention from many who visit the memorial.
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