Cambridge American Cemetery

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1.4for iPhone, iPod touch

The American Battle Monuments Commission

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101.7 MB

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Jan 14, 2016

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About Cambridge American Cemetery

Explore Cambridge American Cemetery, where 3,812 Americans that gave their lives in World War II are buried. American armed forces used Great Britain as a base of operations during the war, further solidifying the friendship and alliance between the two nations. Many buried at the cemetery died during the Battle of the Atlantic—the Allied effort to secure routes and shipping lanes, and during the Strategic Bombing Campaign—the Allied effort to destroy German infrastructure and hinder military operations. Allied forces changed the course of world history. With this official Cambridge American Cemetery app as your personal tour guide, you can learn the stories of the Americans buried here, explore the cemetery, understand the U.S. military’s role in World War II, and much more. Use the app at the cemetery, or an ocean away. You don’t have to be in England to learn about this iconic World War II site.