On the north side of the road.

The monument consists of a large, rough-hewn natural granite boulder standing upright on a low stone base. Its front face features an engraved World War II-era U.S. Army Air Forces national aircraft insignia, followed by the names and hometowns of three American airmen who lost their lives in the crash of the B-24H Liberator Lovely Lady on 9 April 1944. Below their names and the date of the crash is a Danish inscription commemorating their sacrifice. A large metal aircraft propeller blade rests diagonally against the right side of the monument.

FORREST E. KAYSER PORTSMOUTH, OHIO

ZVONIMIR SAMBOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

GERRARD HORTON DALLAS, TEXAS

9.4.1944.

FREMMEDE STRIDSMÆND

SEJRENDE SEGNED.

EJ SKAL GLEMMES

I FRIHED GAV OS.

REJST I TAKNEMLIGHED AF OMEGNENS BEBOERE

English translation:

FOREIGN COMBATANTS

FELL IN VICTORY.

SHALL NOT BE FORGOTTEN

WHAT THEY GAVE US IN FREEDOM.

ERECTED IN GRATITUDE BY THE RESIDENTS OF THE SURROUNDING AREA