Parkston bridge dedicated in honor of fallen WWII Air Force pilot Bill Christensen

For Steve Ehlers, a sergeant with the South Dakota National Guard, helping dedicate the bridge after the late William "Bill" Christensen, who was gunned down by Japanese fighter planes in 1944, was a “true honor.”

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