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3rd US Army Monument Bar-le-Duc

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Details:

On the center of a small garden plot beside the pedestrian walkway. The monument is approximately 950m from the town hall. Monument A stone base with several sculptures affixed to it. On the face side is the Lorraine Cross with an American soldier riding in a jeep on front of it and the liberation message next to it. On the top of the block is a sculpture of the torch from the Statue of Liberty. The monument commemorates the 3rd US Army for liberating the town of Bar-Le-Duc from the German forces on August 31, 1944.

Monument Text:

EN RECONNAISSANCE

A LA 3EME ARMEE

AMERICAINE

QUIR PAR CETTE VOIE

LIBERA

BAR-LE-DUC

LE 31 AOUT 1944

A 18 H.

 

 

IN GRATITUDE

TO THE

THIRD U.S. ARMY

WHO BY THIS ROAD

LIBERATED

BAR-LE-DUC

31ST  AUGUST 1944

AT 6 P.M.

Commemorates:

Units:

3rd US Army

United States Army

Wars:

WWII

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