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By The Post Editorial Board

On Monday, the third anniversary of the Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 US service members amid President Biden’s Afghanistan debacle, former President Donald Trump visited Arlington National Cemetery for a private wreath-laying with families of the fallen.

Doing their best to memory-hole one of their administration’s biggest failures, Biden and Veep Kamala Harris took the day off.

Instead, the White House issued statements in both their names.

The Biden one even listed all 13 names, though he’d forgotten the fallen’s existence during his July debate with Trump, when he proudly boasted that no American military had died in combat on his watch.

And the president still calls the bugout a “success,” insisting he made no mistakes — though his top generals have testified under oath that he ignored their warnings about his withdrawal plan.

Which is one reason many of the bereaved spoke at the Republican convention, where they noted how Trump has spent hours with them.

The statement in Harris’ name overlapped heavily, word for word, with Biden’s (they came out of the same shop, after all), while adding some prayers-are-with-them and my-heart-breaks language.

It also stands up for Joe: “President Biden made the courageous and right decision to end America’s longest war.”

That neatly ignores at least two things: the pullout plan he overruled his generals to impose, and her proud boast at the time that she was “the last one in the room” when he made the decision.

The disaster in Kabul stands as one of the worst legacies of the Biden-Harris administration, emboldening terrorists and dictators worldwide to believe the United States will cut-and-run when the going gets tough. Is it any wonder Vladimir Putin thought he could get away with invading Ukraine?

And yet, most of the press are letting Biden and Harris dodge responsibility. Trump’s honorable reminders should shame them all.