MISSING
CDR US NAVY
COLD WAR ERA
CO-PILOT
Cdr Jeremy Morrison, along with Pilot, LTJG Robert Edwin Wickham, disappeared in US Navy TV-2 #137949 on a flight after takeoff from Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, Nevada en route to Prescott, Arizona, 29 April 1955.
CDR Morrison was chief executive officer of the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station. His wife and family were living in New Hampshire, believed to be his home state, at the time of his loss.
Neither the aircraft nor its crew have ever been found and remain MISSING.
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CDR. Morrison lived most of his younger years with his parents at 27 West Broadway in Derry NH. He entered the Navy in July, 1937, and earned his wings and was commissioned (appointed) as an officer in October, 1938. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire. The Morrison Family Gravestone at the Forest Hill Cemetery in East Derry NH was memorialized ("lettered") around 1962 with his death information despite his body not yet being found. A Graveside ceremony, in his name, took place at the Gravesite as part of the Morrison Family Reunion that took place on August 5, 2000. This reunion is fully documented on the Morrison Family Genealogy Website. A link to that Website is contained on the We Remember page for Jeremy.
CDR US NAVY
COLD WAR ERA
CO-PILOT
Cdr Jeremy Morrison, along with Pilot, LTJG Robert Edwin Wickham, disappeared in US Navy TV-2 #137949 on a flight after takeoff from Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, Nevada en route to Prescott, Arizona, 29 April 1955.
CDR Morrison was chief executive officer of the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station. His wife and family were living in New Hampshire, believed to be his home state, at the time of his loss.
Neither the aircraft nor its crew have ever been found and remain MISSING.
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CDR. Morrison lived most of his younger years with his parents at 27 West Broadway in Derry NH. He entered the Navy in July, 1937, and earned his wings and was commissioned (appointed) as an officer in October, 1938. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire. The Morrison Family Gravestone at the Forest Hill Cemetery in East Derry NH was memorialized ("lettered") around 1962 with his death information despite his body not yet being found. A Graveside ceremony, in his name, took place at the Gravesite as part of the Morrison Family Reunion that took place on August 5, 2000. This reunion is fully documented on the Morrison Family Genealogy Website. A link to that Website is contained on the We Remember page for Jeremy.
MISSING
CDR US NAVY
COLD WAR ERA
CO-PILOT
Cdr Jeremy Morrison, along with Pilot, LTJG Robert Edwin Wickham, disappeared in US Navy TV-2 #137949 on a flight after takeoff from Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, Nevada en route to Prescott, Arizona, 29 April 1955.
CDR Morrison was chief executive officer of the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station. His wife and family were living in New Hampshire, believed to be his home state, at the time of his loss.
Neither the aircraft nor its crew have ever been found and remain MISSING.
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CDR. Morrison lived most of his younger years with his parents at 27 West Broadway in Derry NH. He entered the Navy in July, 1937, and earned his wings and was commissioned (appointed) as an officer in October, 1938. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire. The Morrison Family Gravestone at the Forest Hill Cemetery in East Derry NH was memorialized ("lettered") around 1962 with his death information despite his body not yet being found. A Graveside ceremony, in his name, took place at the Gravesite as part of the Morrison Family Reunion that took place on August 5, 2000. This reunion is fully documented on the Morrison Family Genealogy Website. A link to that Website is contained on the We Remember page for Jeremy.
CDR US NAVY
COLD WAR ERA
CO-PILOT
Cdr Jeremy Morrison, along with Pilot, LTJG Robert Edwin Wickham, disappeared in US Navy TV-2 #137949 on a flight after takeoff from Nellis Air Force Base, Las Vegas, Nevada en route to Prescott, Arizona, 29 April 1955.
CDR Morrison was chief executive officer of the Olathe, Kansas Naval Air Station. His wife and family were living in New Hampshire, believed to be his home state, at the time of his loss.
Neither the aircraft nor its crew have ever been found and remain MISSING.
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CDR. Morrison lived most of his younger years with his parents at 27 West Broadway in Derry NH. He entered the Navy in July, 1937, and earned his wings and was commissioned (appointed) as an officer in October, 1938. He is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire. The Morrison Family Gravestone at the Forest Hill Cemetery in East Derry NH was memorialized ("lettered") around 1962 with his death information despite his body not yet being found. A Graveside ceremony, in his name, took place at the Gravesite as part of the Morrison Family Reunion that took place on August 5, 2000. This reunion is fully documented on the Morrison Family Genealogy Website. A link to that Website is contained on the We Remember page for Jeremy.
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