
The “Patton Route”.
A project developed by “La Mémoire Civile 1940 – 1945” in cooperation with the local communities and schools.
The route follows General George S. Patton’s Third US Army as it counterattacked the German Bulge. Starting from Fauvillers, it goes to Hotte, the bridge north of Burnon, Chaumont, Clochimont, Assenois, the bunker north of Assenois (breakthrough), the Gen. Patton Memorial in Bastogne and ends at the Sherman tank in Bastogne.
Photos by Ivan Steenkiste, Roland Gaul, Jérémie Chenot-Nosh, Cédric Touchèque, Niko Van Kerckhoven, Erwin Verholen.
(Click on the photos to enlarge.)
FAUVILLERS
HOTTE
BURNON BRIDGE
CHAUMONT – BEECH TREE
CHAUMONT – GENERAL IRZYK PARK
CLOCHIMONT
ASSENOIS – HENDRIX MONUMENT
ASSENOIS – BREAKTHROUGH BUNKER
BASTOGNE – GENERAL PATTON MEMORIAL
BASTOGNE – SHERMAN TANK







































































































