Luxembourg American Cemetery

During the Second World War, I was invaded here and experienced the help of the Allied forces. The US military landed here to fight. The group of American troops launched in this city was very serious. There were quite a lot of US military cemeteries. Many soldiers died in the war. It was very respectable. [Fun] Very interesting

Tribute to Allied soldiers who died in World War II (China, Soviet, US, and British)! You are heroes! Transportation: Take bus 15 from Paris Zitha station to Hamm station, 2 euro fare, and walk for about 15 minutes.

This is a very good place, I highly recommend it to everyone to see you together

Luxembourg － 2.5 km southwest of Findle International Airport, managed by the United States War Memorial Commission. In 1951, Luxembourg signed a treaty granting the United States government the right to permanently and free use of the land where the cemetery is located without tax. Free entry.

Luxembourg United States Cemetery, located on the outskirts of Luxembourg, is a cemetery for U.S. war dead. It was built by the Luxembourg government and the United States government. The cemetery covers a large area. There are crosses on the lawn and the American flag in the middle.