Remembering the World War I Unknown Soldier

The Unknown Soldier has represented America's eternal dedication to honoring not just the unknowns buried there, but all unknown dead of America's wars.
The selection for the World War I unknown soldier to be repatriated from Europe to the United States, and later be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, took place on this day, in 1921.
ABMC cemeteries honor over 7,500 unknown burials of World War I and World War II, and over 90,000 missing from the World Wars, Korea, and Vietnam memorialized by name on the walls of the missing at our cemeteries and monuments.
Learn more about the history that links ABMC and the Tomb the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery: bit.ly/3MdHTV4
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