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Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.

Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.

Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.

Article of the Crimson Dawn Army Search and Rescue of epileptic nine-year-old boy Kevin Dye on Casper Mountain, lasting 11 days from July 7, 1971-July 18, 1971.

On the back of this photograph, Chuck Morrison writes:

A close up view of the church. You wonder what keeps it together like that, it seems all churches have that way of staying together.

This photo has no description. Believed to be a person Morrison was in the service with.

On the back of this photograph, Chuck Morrison writes:

Climbing down the Jacobs ladder attempting not to fall in
LCI in foreground

On the back of this photograph, Chuck Morrison writes:

This is a picture of the bridge at Remagen, Germany, after it had collapsed. This was the best of the photos, so had it enlarged. We lost quite a number of men here, as you well remember.

On the back of this photograph, Chuck Morrison writes:

A statue erected by the Germans with a large German eagle on the top, it is now in an enclosure for "DP's" this one being the Polish camp.

The statue reads "DIE TREUE IST DAS MARK DER EHRE"…

On the back of this photograph, Chuck Morrison writes:

This is the dock area in the city of Roen France, all these vehicles were destroyed by allied bombers and later strafed. In the background can be seen the large cranes that unload cargo from…