SPECIAL SERVICE WWI
Ellison Callaway Morris was called into service Aug 30,1918 at Knoxville ordered to Camp Johnson, Florida for duty.He was assigned to the 544th M.T.C., 427th M.S.T. ordered overseas in September 1918 and remained there until June 1919.He was mustered out July 16,1919 as a corporal at Camp Gordon.
Pictured with brothers Fred and Lloyd.
Before he died he told my brother that during the war he would tape bombs to his brother Lloyd's gun.One day he decided to ride up to the front(10 miles away) with an ambulance driver. After he got back...Lloyd yelled at him to never do that again(very dangerous). El said he was under fire the entire way back from the front...that the Germans targeted the ambulances. He said it scared him so badly he never went to the front again. He said what he saw on the front line was terrifying. (Unknown contributor)
Ellison Callaway Morris was called into service Aug 30,1918 at Knoxville ordered to Camp Johnson, Florida for duty.He was assigned to the 544th M.T.C., 427th M.S.T. ordered overseas in September 1918 and remained there until June 1919.He was mustered out July 16,1919 as a corporal at Camp Gordon.
Pictured with brothers Fred and Lloyd.
Before he died he told my brother that during the war he would tape bombs to his brother Lloyd's gun.One day he decided to ride up to the front(10 miles away) with an ambulance driver. After he got back...Lloyd yelled at him to never do that again(very dangerous). El said he was under fire the entire way back from the front...that the Germans targeted the ambulances. He said it scared him so badly he never went to the front again. He said what he saw on the front line was terrifying. (Unknown contributor)
SPECIAL SERVICE WWI
Ellison Callaway Morris was called into service Aug 30,1918 at Knoxville ordered to Camp Johnson, Florida for duty.He was assigned to the 544th M.T.C., 427th M.S.T. ordered overseas in September 1918 and remained there until June 1919.He was mustered out July 16,1919 as a corporal at Camp Gordon.
Pictured with brothers Fred and Lloyd.
Before he died he told my brother that during the war he would tape bombs to his brother Lloyd's gun.One day he decided to ride up to the front(10 miles away) with an ambulance driver. After he got back...Lloyd yelled at him to never do that again(very dangerous). El said he was under fire the entire way back from the front...that the Germans targeted the ambulances. He said it scared him so badly he never went to the front again. He said what he saw on the front line was terrifying. (Unknown contributor)
Ellison Callaway Morris was called into service Aug 30,1918 at Knoxville ordered to Camp Johnson, Florida for duty.He was assigned to the 544th M.T.C., 427th M.S.T. ordered overseas in September 1918 and remained there until June 1919.He was mustered out July 16,1919 as a corporal at Camp Gordon.
Pictured with brothers Fred and Lloyd.
Before he died he told my brother that during the war he would tape bombs to his brother Lloyd's gun.One day he decided to ride up to the front(10 miles away) with an ambulance driver. After he got back...Lloyd yelled at him to never do that again(very dangerous). El said he was under fire the entire way back from the front...that the Germans targeted the ambulances. He said it scared him so badly he never went to the front again. He said what he saw on the front line was terrifying. (Unknown contributor)
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