Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery

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1.2for iPhone, iPod touch

9.9

2 Ratings

The American Battle Monuments Commission

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73.1 MB

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Jan 7, 2016

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About Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery

Explore Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, where more than 14,000 Americans that gave their lives in World War I are buried. The Meuse-Argonne Offensive is one of America’s most significant battles—1.2 million Americans served during this 47 day offensive, with more than 26,000 killed and nearly 100,000 wounded. The strength and commitment to this offensive solidified America’s role on the world stage and helped bring an end to the war.

With this official Meuse-Argonne 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 I, and much more. The cemetery is located on part of the battlefield where this intense fighting occurred. Use the app at the cemetery, or an ocean away. You don’t have to be in France to learn about this iconic World War I site.