1945 Morgan Joined USMC To Free Parents From Japanese Interment Camp Photograph Print Clipping - PFC Charles C. Morgan Jr. Of Macon Georgia - United States Marine Corps - Iwo Jima - Pacific Theater - WWII Era - Ready For Framing

Vintage Original 1945 Morgan Joined USMC To Free Parents From Japanese Interment Camp Photograph Print Clipping - PFC Charles C. Morgan Jr. Of Macon Georgia - Sgt. William Ross USMC Combat Correspondent - Major And Mrs. Charles C. Morgan Prisoners Of The Japanese In Manila - United States Marine Corps - Iwo Jima - Pacific Theater - WWII Era - Ready For Framing

This 1945 Photograph Print Documents An Interview On Iwo Jima Between Sgt. William Ross, USMC Combat Correspondent, And PFC Charles C. Morgan Jr. Of Macon, Georgia. Morgan’s Parents, Major And Mrs. Charles C. Morgan, Had Been Prisoners Of The Japanese In Manila During World War II. His Father Was An Army Doctor. They Were Released And Returned To The United States Shortly Before The Interview. PFC Morgan Joined The Marine Corps After High School With The Hope Of Contributing To The War Effort. He Served As An Artilleryman In The Pacific Theater. This Clipping Highlights The Direct Connection Between The Pacific Campaign, The Liberation Of American Prisoners In The Philippines, And The Personal Experiences Of A Marine On Iwo Jima.

In Very Good Vintage Condition - Trimmed Edges, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On Clipping. Measures Approx. 3-1/8" Wide by 4-1/2" Tall.

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