A the village 1940-45 War Memorial to the right of the statue.

A white concrete base with a brass inscribed plague on top; about 4 feet high.

The plaque remembers the 104^th Infantry “Timberwolves” Division participation in the October-November 1944 “Battle of the Dykes”.

From the 104^th Division Association Website:

Battle of the Dykes (First Canadian Army), 23 Oct - 8 Nov, 1944.

Having relieved the British 49th Infantry Division on 23-25 October, 1944, in the vicinity of Wuustwezel and Loenhout, Belgium, the 104th Division began it's push into Holland on 25 October. Liberating the towns of Zundert, Achtmaal, Rijsbergen, Etten, Leur, Sprundel, Oudenbosch, Standaarbuiten, Kreek, Zevenbergen, Noordhoek, Klundert and Moerdijk, the Timberwolves soon reached the banks of the Maas River and concluded its Holland campaign.

A nearby street in the town of Oudenbosch is named Timberwolfstraat to also remember the 104^th Infantry Division.

The text on the plaque is in English and reads:

In remembrance of

the valiant Timberwolves

104th Infantry Division U.S.A.

Who fought and died

for our freedom

in the

‘Battle of the dykes’

23 October – 8 November 1944

“Nothing in hell can stop the Timberwolves”