From mid-December 1944 through the end of January 1945, in the heavily forested Ardennes Mountains of Belgium, thousands of American, British, Canadian, Belgian and French forces struggled to turn ...

After years of deliberations, the veterans reached a consensus to build a conference table out of Ardennes Forest wood to honor and memorialize not only the American Soldiers who fought there in ...

We were en route to the World War II cemetery at Henri la Chapelle (20 miles east), a more peaceful and pretty spot than the celebrated Bastogne war monument farther south.

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1 / 3 Show Caption + Belgian schoolchildren wave the American flag at Ardennes American Cemetery near Liege Sept. 22, at a remembrance and grave adoption ceremony to honor the U.S. World War II ...

They paid a terrible price. 27 dead. You can still see the memorial today alongside the road through the Ardennes on the road to Bastogne. We are still stuck in the snow.

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Explore Durbuy, Belgium 🇧🇪, often called the "smallest city in the world." Stroll through its medieval streets, admire the ...