In a small roadside park across the street from the Post Office.

An inscribed reddish-polished marble about 5 feet high; the monument includes a brass profile of General George Patton.

The monument remembers the liberation of the town of Stříbro  by the V Corps, commanded by LTG Clarence Huebner, of the US 3^rd Army under General George Patton.  

The town was specifically liberated by the 386^th Infantry Regiment, 97^th Infantry Division supported by the 16^thArmored Division.  

V Corps consisted of the 1st, 2nd, and 97th Infantry Divisions, the 9th and 16th Armored Divisions, the 102nd Cavalry Group and a number of field artillery battalions, combat engineers, logistical support, and medical units. V Corps served in and around Czechoslovakia from early May until mid-June 1945.

The text on the monument is written in Czech and English and reads:

-Engraved brass profile of George Patton-

PŘÍSLUŠNÍKŮM

V. SBORU TŘETÍ

AMERICKÉ ARMÁDY,

TEŘÍ DNE 5.KVĚTNA

1945

OSVOBODILI

MĚSTO STŘÍBRO

- Brass symbols of the 3^rd Army; 16^th Armored and 97^th Infantry Divisions-

TO THE SERVICEMEN

OF THE Vth CORPS

OF THE THIRD

AMERICAN ARMY

WHO ON MAY 5. 1945

LIBERATED

THE TOWN OF STRIBRO