Flint man killed in World War II identified 79 years later
The U.S. military has positively announced the identification of 19-year-old Max Thurston of Flint, who was killed in Germany while fighting in World War II.
Source: abc12.com
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The U.S. military has positively announced the identification of 19-year-old Max Thurston of Flint, who was killed in Germany while fighting in World War II.
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