In the town center of Thiaucourt, France, on the town's War Monument. Approximately 2km east of the St. Mihiel American War Cemetery.

A bronze statue depicting an American WWI soldier and a French soldier shaking hands stands as a symbol of gratitude for the towns liberation by Pershings First Army. The American figure was modeled after Captain Oliver B. Cunningham of the 15th Field Artillery, 2nd Division, who was killed near Thiaucourt. The sculpture is mounted on an obelisk-shaped stone monument.

The inscription of the side of the memorial reads:

DIVISIONS

AMERICAN

HAVING PARTICIPATED

AT DELIVERY

OF THIACOURT

2ND. AND 89TH

The English translation:

American Divisions

participated in the

liberation of Thiacourt

2nd and 89th

This inscription is above a brass relief of American forces crossing the Thiacourt bridge.

The inscription on the front center reads:

THE CITY OF

THIAUCOURT

HIS CHILDREN

DEAD

FOR FRANCE

1914-1918

English Translation: The city of Thiaucourt their children died for France 1914-1918