In the center of the cemetery.

A small inscribed marble flat headstone.

The headstone remembers the crew of the B-24 Miss Fortune (42-73138) that crashed on the nearby Dubec Hill; the crew minus one died in the crash.  The crew was buried at this site until their remains were repatriated to the United States.   

The Crew of Miss Fortune included:

KIA, and temporality buried at this location:

1st Lt. George M. Skipper Goddard, Jr, Pilot

1st Lt. Haig Knady Kandarian, Co-Pilot

1st Lt. Joseph F Altemus, Navigator

1st Lt. Charles F Spickard, Jr, Bombardier

TSgt. Oscar W Houser, Engineer

SSgt. Harold C Carter, Armorer-Ball Turret Gunner

SSgt. John A. Goldy Goldbach, Left Waist Gunner

SSgt. Roy E Hughes, Top Turret Gunner

SSgt. Wayneworth E. lord Nelson Nelson, Tail Gunner

SSgt. Rexford H. Rhodes, Nose Gunner

And the Survivor:

T/SGT Raymond A. Noury, Right Waist Gunner

The fallen crew members were interred together on June 16, 1950, at Jefferson Barracks St. Louis,MO in SECTION 84 SITE 148

See this website Pradlo-Nepomuk B-24 Miss Fortune Crash Site Memorial and Pradlo B-24 Miss Fortune for more on this story.

Another Bomber of the 98th Bomber Group crashed in Czechia and is remembered at Site Bukovec, Memorial: B-24 (42-64483) Memorial - 98th Bomber Group.

The text is written in Czech and reads:

NA PAMÁTKU 

AMERICKÝCH LETC

+22.2.1944

The translation is:

IN MEMORY

US Aircrew

+22.2.1944