American Cemetery at Normandy

The American Cemetery at Normandy is a solemn memorial in France that honors U.S. soldiers who died during the D-Day invasion and the Normandy Campaign of World War II. Covering about 172 acres, it contains the graves of over 9,000 service members, most of whom lost their lives in the fierce battles of 1944. The cemetery features neatly arranged white crosses and Stars of David, with a central memorial that highlights their sacrifice. It serves as a place of reflection and gratitude, symbolizing the courage and sacrifice of those who fought for freedom during one of history’s pivotal conflicts.