Battle of the Bulge Memorial — Local services in Arlington

The Battle of the Bulge Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery is a profoundly stirring tribute to the resilience and valor of American soldiers who fought in the deadliest battle in U.S. Army history. Dedicated in 2006, it honors the courageous men who endured brutal winter conditions and overwhelming odds during the 1944-1945 Ardennes counteroffensive. The memorial’s inscriptions pay homage to this "Triumph of courage," a testament not only to their sacrifice but also to enduring gratitude from the peoples of Belgium and Luxembourg, where the battle was fought. Visiting this solemn monument, one is moved by the remembrance of the 19,000 American lives lost and the tens of thousands wounded, reflecting the relentless spirit that turned the tide of World War II. It stands as a powerful symbol of sacrifice, bravery, and the indomitable will to defend freedom, resonating deeply with every American and all who honor...

I have been so taken by the Mini-Series, "Band of Brothers." and I watch it often. The Battle of the Budge is an awesome war battle which was miraculously won by the 101st infantry division under Paten. For years I have been keeping up with the living members of the Band of Brothers, and was devistated when I heard about Captain Dick Winters' passing earlier this decade. He was an amazing man and certainly went through, and brought his brothers through one heck of a war! I hope that I can someday visit Arlington to honor all of the fallen heroes! It is a very...

The Battle of the Bulge was fought from December 16, 1944, to January 25, 1945. One of the inscriptions on the memorial reads, “To World War II American Soldiers who fought in the Battle of the Bulge- The greatest Land Battle in the history of the United States Army”. The Veterans Benefits Act 0f 2002, Public Law 107-330, was passed on December 6, 2002. Section 204 of that Act authorized the placement of a memorial in Arlington National Cemetery honoring World War II veterans who fought in the Battle...