Very romantic!

Got the answer regarding what "cs" stands for in morning reports. Many thanks to Professor Dave Ulbrich and Dr. Larry Roberts. No we no longer have...

Actually morning reports are easy to obtain and in fact, just sent for the one for my father dating May 24, 1944, the day he was injured during the br...

Ah, that's what we were afraid of. Sorry you are going through hard times. You know we love you too. If you need anyone to talk to, I am here for you...

Here's one answer from Michael Brodhead: Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Hi, Marion-- The best I can come u...

Very good. Happy to give them some exposure.

A big birthday wish from MARION too!!! It's the perfect time to thank you for being a great member of our forum.

This note is especially for "my boys"!!! With love, M1

Thanks everyone. It sure was yet another surprise in a long line of events which have occurred since I began my research. I keep telling everyone out ...

I decided to send the question to several of my historian friends (Fort Leonard Wood, Army Corps of Engineers Office of History, etc.). Let's go right...

Here's another one too. Very similar but this one shows examples of several morning reports, all with references to "cs"

Colin found both these links regarding WWII army morning reports. Very helpful. Thanks for your resourcefulness!