🚨 News: Normandy American Cemetery to implement visitor pre-registration More than 80 years since the D-Day Invasion, growing public visitation to Normandy American Cemetery remains a powerful testament to the immense sacrifices made during World War II and the shared gratitude for the freedom U.S. forces helped secure. The American Battle Monuments Commission is grateful for the continued interest of our guests to visit these hallowed grounds and commemorate the fallen. To preserve the visitor

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