he also contracted Typhoid Fever while in the Somme
engaging in underground activities and rescue operations
an extremely well preserved
He spent his early years in England
Canada, CEF. A Memorial Cross, QMS.Morrrison, KIA 1917 certificate_of_authenticity he also contracted Typhoid FeverGVI (89282 QMS. A. E. MORRISON) Naming is officially engraved, on period length of original purple ribbon, in case of issue, extremely fine. Footnote: Battery Quartermaster Sergeant Angus Eugene Morrison (Service No. 89282) was born on 2 April 1889 in Ottawa, Ontario. He enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force on 30 March 1915, then joining the artillery, where he rose to the rank of B. Q. M. S., responsible for managing supplies, ammunition, and