Texas Aggies in ABMC oversea cemeteries

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Since October 2023, I've been researching the incredible stories and ultimate sacrifices of Texas Aggies killed in World War II.

I'm honored to share a major project milestone: I have located the final resting place or memorial for all 894 Texas A&M College men who gave their lives.

Their memory spans the globe, including American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) overseas cemeteries and Commonwealth War Graves sites across Europe, the Pacific, and North Africa:

  • Europe: Ardennes, Brittany, Cambridge, Epinal, Florence, Henri-Chapelle, Lorraine, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Normandy, Sicily-Rome
  • Pacific & Asia: Honolulu, Manila
  • North Africa & Atlantic: North African American Cemetery, East Coast Memorial
  • Commonwealth Sites: British and Allied cemeteries worldwide
  • U.S. National Cemeteries: Arlington National Cemetery, Fort Sam Houston, Fort Bliss
If you are planning a trip overseas to visit one of these cemeteries, please feel free to message me here, and I will provide you with a list of Aggies.
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Thank you for posting this.
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A&M Men in the Normandy American Cemetery

A&M Men of the Brittany American Cemetery and Memorial
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I've been to the one in Luxembourg and would totally go back and also to the German Solider's Cemetery nearby.

How many Aggies are buried in Luxembourg?
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