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New Haven soldier identified 81 years after vanishing in the Italian mountains finally goes home
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For nearly 70 years, an unnamed white marble tombstone remained at the American Cemetery in Florence, Impruneta, Italy. Under it were the remains of a US Army soldier who could not be identified after World War II.
New Haven soldier identified 81 years after vanishing in the Italian mountains finally goes home
For nearly 70 years, a white marble headstone marked "Unknown" stood in the Florence American Cemetery in Impruneta, overlooking the rolling Tuscan hills. Thousands of visitors passed it, never knowing that the soldier buried there was a 30-year-old from New Haven, Connecticut, who disappeared during a grenade charge in the final months of World War II. We now have a name: Army Pfc. St. Clair M. Gibson.
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