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November 16, 2013
Our first stop was the Luxembourg American Cemetery & Memorial, which is only about 2 hours from our house in Germany. The main attraction of this particular cemetery is the grave of General George S. Patton who died shortly after war's end and wished to be buried with his troops in the fields of Europe.
Our first stop was the Luxembourg American Cemetery & Memorial, which is only about 2 hours from our house in Germany. The main attraction of this particular cemetery is the grave of General George S. Patton who died shortly after war's end and wished to be buried with his troops in the fields of Europe.
Battle Map1
Battle Map2
Chapel 4
Chapel Ceiling
Chapel Door
Chapel grounds
Chapel1
Chapel2
Chapel3
Christian Inscription
David at Patton s grave
Eisenhower Inscription
Gator grounds keeper
Gen Patton s Grave
Grave of an Unknown1
Grave of an Unknown2
Inside the Chapel
Luxembourg American Cemetery Gate1
Luxembourg American Cemetery Gate2
Medal of Honor Recipient - Day Turner
Visitor Center
Wall of the Missing2
Where the dead were from
fountains
rows of crosses1
rows of crosses2
rows of crosses3
rows of crosses4
rows of crosses5
visitor info
wall of the missing1