Memorial American Army
This plaque is dedicated to the "task force" which was composed of different American units. After fierce fighting, the Germans were driven out on 18 September 1944 from the area between the Zuid-Willemsvaart and the Maas.
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Source
- Text: Romain Aerts
- Photos: Romain Aerts
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Museum
Point of interest
- LTV-4 'Water Buffalo' or 'Alligator' - Boorsem (Maasmechelen)
- German deserter saves Gypsy's life - Beek
Monument
- Memorial Liberation Stokkem 18 September 1944 - Stokkem (Dilsen-Stokkem)
- Memorial Liberation Maasland 1944 - Dilsen-Stokkem
- Memorial Liberation Stokkem 1944 - Stokkem (Dilsen-Stokkem)
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Lanklaar - Lanklaar (Dilsen-Stokkem)
- Belgian War Grave Lanklaar - Lanklaar (Dilsen-Stokkem)
- Belgian Graves Veterans Lanklaar Old Cemetery - Lanklaar (Dilsen-Stokkem)
Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stone Langs de Beek 13 - Obbicht
- Stumbling Stone Julianastraat 34 - Berg aan de Maas
- Stumbling Stones Peperstraat 52 (nu Peperstraat 17) - Grevenbicht
Fortification
- Bunker 44 Border Defence Zuid-Willemsvaart - Dilsen-Stokkem
- Bunker 43 Border Defence Zuid-Willemsvaart - Dilsen-Stokkem
- Bunker 42 Border Defence Zuid-Willemsvaart - Dilsen-Stokkem
Crash site
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