On the east side of Chemin de la Ferme.

Monument
A concrete monument, painted white, bearing a granite plaque with gold leaf engraving.  The plaque honors all the French and allied soldiers killed in the vicinity during the war, including the crew of the B-24D 41-23784 NB-R "Miss Dianne" shot down by an enemy fighter at 1402 on 8 mars 1943.  Miss Dianne was returning to her base in Shipdham, Norfolk, after bombing the train station at Sotteville les Rouen.  The eight crew members on the plaque were killed.  Three crew members survived and were taken prisoner:  Sgt Deane J. Devers, SSgt Kenneth L. Erhard, and SSgt Iris C. Wyer.

HOMMAGE DE

VILLERS ECALLES

AUX SOLDATS

FRANCAIS ET ALLIES

TOMBES SUR SON SOL

SERGEANT MONNERET

10 JUNE 1940

CAPT. C PRINCE

2ND LT J. AUGENSTENE

2ND LT R. FORREST

2ND LT M. GROSS

T/SGT D. JESTER

T/SGT D. SNELL

S/SGT L. FLESHMAN

S/SGT R. GOSLINE

8 MARCH 1943

PILOT OFFICER S. KUROWIKI

11 SEPTEMBER 1943

English translation:

HOMAGE FROM

VILLERS ECALLES

TO THE SOLDIERS

FRENCH AND ALLIED SOLDIERS

WHO FELL ON HER SOIL

SERGEANT MONNERET

10 JUNE 1940

CAPT. C PRINCE

2ND LT J. AUGENSTENE

2ND LT R. FORREST

2ND LT M. GROSS

T/SGT D. NEST

T/SGT D. SNELL

S/SGT L. FLESHMAN

S/SGT R. GOSLINE

MARCH 8, 1943

PILOT OFFICER S. KUROWIKI

SEPTEMBER 11, 1943