*** (07/04/2017 17:51)
Très émouvant

*** (24/01/2015 18:25)
My grandfather's 42nd (Rainbow) Division is honored here. My father's 80th birthday was celebrated with my brother and I traveling the route my grandfather's Alabama regiment fought, ending here. He survived luckily, yet many of his friends did not. Meticulously maintained and beautiful these shrine is a testament to the price Americans have always paid for freedom everywhere. The staff was excellent and open. They directed us to a private farm next door where we met the descendants that were liberated by the Alabama and New York regiments. The family flies an American flag over 90 years later. There is a standing invitation to all family members of both regiments to simply knock on their door to meet this grateful family. Amazing experience to say the least. This place is personal for my family and my father got emotional thinking of how many of his father's friend rest here.

*** (27/11/2017 01:44)
Beautiful memorial. Plot E is blocked off to the public. Must make valid reservations with the manager beforehand.

*** (17/11/2017 18:46)
Cementerios americanos en el norte de Francia hay unos cuantos, pero este se convierte en especial por ser muy poco conocido pero no obstante inmaculadamente cuidado.
Situado a unos 28 Kms. de la localidad Fere-en-Tardenois, ocupa una extensión de 15 hectáreas, divididas en cuatro parcelas. Allí se encuentran enterrados 6012 militares americano muertos en combate en la primer guerra mundial, de los cuales 597 nunca fueron identificados.
Igualmente existe un monumento dedicado a los 241 desaparecidos igualmente en combate.
Lugar de recogimiento y absoluto silencio, solo estábamos nosotros dos alli. Impresionante.

*** (22/07/2016 06:09)
Cimetière très bien entretenu.

As it happened, discovery was by accident upon departing an overnight stay in nearby Villers-Agron-Aguizy -- a misty, gray day, and a sign with an arrow, "Cimitere Americaine." We delayed our arrival in Reims, detoured to the wast, and spent a meditative hour in this splendidly kept cemetery…… an example of one thing the U.S.Government does right: take care of our fallen in foreign lands.

*** (30/10/2014 02:32)
c est calme c est cool

*** (14/08/2017 17:05)
Très bien entretenu: 2nd plus grand cimetière européen de la première guerre mondiale. Sur le site de la bataille de la ferme de Meurcy du 29 juillet 1918 qui fût plus de 900 morts.

*** (14/11/2013 11:47)
Just one more extraordinary and moving example of the American presence in France in the 20th Century.

*** (03/08/2016 23:18)
The final resting place for more than 6000 World War I American soldiers who lost their lives here. Just to stand in the gate and look up through hundreds of white crosses is humbling.