Original U.S. WWI 1918 Dated Painting by Distinguished Service Cross Recipient Charles S. Morrison - Tragic Backstory - 16½ x 30½” MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets Strong winds blew the landing

Strong winds blew the landing craft east of their intended positions

so this revolver was likely serviced at arsenal

was a Colorado-class battleship

on the left blade body

Chesapeake suffered heavily in the exchange of gunfire

Original U.S. WWI 1918 Dated Painting by Distinguished Service Cross Recipient Charles S. Morrison - Tragic Backstory - 16½ x 30½” MG 42 Display Guns & Part Sets Strong winds blew the landingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This extraordinary painting depicting an American soldier charging over the top was painted in 1918 by Corporal Charles Santford Morrison, Company L, 354th Infantry Regiment, 89th Division. Morrison was overseas from June 5th, 1918, until May 20th, 1919, meaning that Morrison painted this in France, likely before traveling into Germany to become part of the Army of Occupation. It may be a depiction of himself during the