Can you name this World War I American military cemetery? ◽ Located in France, this cemetery covers 130.5 acres and honors the largest number of America's military dead in Europe, a total of 14,246. ◽ Its name is derived from the 47-day battle that involved more than 1.2 million U.S. troops between the Argonne Forest to the West and the Meuse River to the East, and contributed to the Armistice. ◽ It is the final resting place of nine Medal of Honor recipients, including 2nd Lt. Frank Luke Jr. an

St. Mihiel American Cemetery in northeastern France commemorates more than 4,200 American service members who died during World War I. The cemetery lies in the area where the U.S. First Army fought for and captured the St. Mihiel salient during World War I. Most of the buried and memorialized lost their lives in that epic campaign of 1918. The small chapel at the cemetery includes a beautiful mosaic at its center that portrays an angel sheathing a sword. The American Battle Monuments Commission