Tank memorial, War memorial with tank in Meerhout, Belgium.

The memorial displays a CVRT Spartan military vehicle positioned at the intersection of Bevrijdingslaan and Sportlaan in Meerhout. The tank stands alongside an inscription commemorating the liberation of the town.

The memorial was created to honor the liberation of Meerhout on September 13, 1944, by Scottish soldiers. This event ended the occupation and restored freedom to the region.

The inscription 'Bevrijding Meerhout 13-9-1944 Nooit meer Oorlog' reflects how the community values peace after wartime suffering. The site serves as a place where local people can remember their commitment to a life without conflict.

The monument stands at the junction of Bevrijdingslaan (N102) and Sportlaan in the southwest of Meerhout, on a stone-paved surface beside a red brick building. It is an outdoor site, so visits depend on daylight and weather. The vehicle and plaque are visible from the roadside.

The displayed tank is a CVRT Spartan, a relatively light vehicle developed after World War II and not involved in the actual liberation. The memorial thus features a machine that represents postwar military technology.