Father and Son: Admiral Morrison and Jim on Bon Homme Richard

Admiral George Stephen Morrison and his son James Douglas Morrison on the bridge of the Bon Homme Richard, 1964. 7 years later James would die in Paris.

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  1. Whoa when in ‘64 was this? That’s the year the older Morrison commanded the fleet that performed the Gulf of Tonkin false flag event that was used by Johnson to justify the U.S. entering the conflict with Vietnam. Kinda crazy how the guy in charge of a false flag psyop had a son who had never expressed interest in music or the counterculture, but who went on to become one of the faces of the counterculture movement that preached apathy to politics and promoted drug use. Even stranger is how Jim showed up on the hippie scene with all the doors songs already written, and never wrote a song once the band was formed.

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