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American Military Cemetary.
Between Cambridge and Maddingley (only about 1 to 2 miles out of Cambridge).
Here lie many of those American servicemen killed while stationed in or around Cambridge during WWII, along with those who died at sea on the Atlantic crossings - in total over 3000 graves. Also, a wall lists the some 5000 men who were lost in action and whose bodies were never recovered.
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