Mounted on the retaining wall to the right of the entrance gate.

Plaque

A rectangular black plaque commemorating the American liberators and liberation of Uhrwiller and Alsace and honoring the efforts of the 103rd Infantry Division during World War II. Uhrwiller, liberated on March 15, 1945, and other towns in Alsace were freed during campaigns between late 1944 and early 1945. During the liberation of Uhrwiller, 2 American soldiers were killed while in the broader liberation of Alsace, 10 soldiers were killed. The plaque was developed by Robert D. Quinn and was dedicated on May 21, 1994, as a tribute to those who gave their lives during the liberation efforts.

Source of information: 103divwwiidev.usm.edu

Source of photo: www.memorialgenweb.org

EN MÉMOIRE 

Libération de UHRWILLER 15 Mars 1945 

Francis M.Passaro 

Hale R. Burnham

 Libération d'ALSACE 1944-1945 

Theodore S. Ciezki 

Charles W. Heard 

Francis B. Postupak 

Howard I. Schwenden 

Carl Minnear 

Romolda Natt 

Robert B. Higbee 

Richàrd B. Lloyd 

Raymond Voss 

Gene Wise 

Co.l. 410th Inf.. Division 103

 English Translation:

IN MEMORY 

Liberation of UHRWILLER March 15, 1945 

Francis M.Passaro 

Hale R. Burnham 

Liberation of ALSACE 1944-1945 

Theodore S. Ciezki 

Charles W. Heard 

Francis B. Postupak 

Howard I. Schwenden 

Carl Minnear 

Romolda Natt 

Robert B. Higbee 

Richàrd B. Lloyd 

Raymond Voss 

Gene Wise 

Company I, 410th Infantry Regiment, 103^rd Infantry Division