Related material is available in the Document Collection of the Directorate of History and Heritage under the following headings:
79/422 -- Morning Light daily log 24 Jan to 7 Apr 78; Air Command Operation log, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/421 -- Operation Morning Light; Air Transportable Communications and Control Team (Trenton) final report, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/628 -- Operation Morning Light flight records; #3 Regular Support Unit (Winnipeg) and 402 (Reserve) City of Winnipeg Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/362 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 412 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/361 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 413 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/360 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 424 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/367 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 429 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/363 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 436 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/359 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 437 Squadron, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/366 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 440 Squadron Detachment (Yellowknife), annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/358 -- Operation Morning Light flight records, 450 Squadron and 450 Squadron Detachment (Edmonton), annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/372 -- Operation Morning Light; Atomic Energy Control Board "hit" summaries, reports and correspondence, annotated by C.A. Morrison
78/481 -- Kosmos 954; The spy that fell from the sky, Reader's Digest CXIII, (August 1978), 160-187, with marginal notes by C.A. Morrison
79/468 -- Operation Morning Light; Edmonton outgoing messages (situation reports) and Edmonton operating file, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/568 -- Operation Morning Light; fires at Camp Garland, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/470 -- Operation Morning Light; Nuclear Accident Search Team data, by Captain J.H. Lyne, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/371 -- Operation Morning Light; interim report, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/356 -- Operation Morning Light, Canadian Northwest Territories - 1978; a report of United States participation, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/375 -- Dept. of Energy, Mines and Resources; Operation Morning Light; memoranda, correspondence, and final report, annotated by C.A. Morrison
80/100 -- Operation Morning Light Narrative by C.A. Morrison. Classified document
85/459 -- Printing plates of photographs taken during Operation Morning Light, the recovery of Soviet satellite Cosmos 954, intended for the narrative prepared by C.A. Morrison but never used
79/30 -- Personal recollections of Operation Morning Light by C.A. Morrison, Major "Mac" MacIsaac and Captain James Schultz. Classified document, unclassified version available
79/686 -- Operation Morning Light; the official history of Cosmos 954, by C.A. Morrison. Classified document
79/452 -- Operation Morning Light; National Defence Operations Centre op log, annotated by C.A. Morrison. Classified document
79/472 -- Cosmos 954 mission profile briefing, by Captain D.G. Cooke, annotated by C.A. Morrison. Classified document
79/423 -- Operation Morning Light; Northern Region Headquarters (Yellowknife) op log, annotated by C.A. Morrison
79/374 -- Canada's response to Cosmos954; an account of what happened when a satellite re-entered the Earth's atmosphere and fell in the Canadian Northwest. Initially given in the form of a presentation by Victor J. Walton, Director General Emergency Planning Canada, at a North Atlantic Treaty Organization Senior Civil Emergency Planning Committee meeting, Brussels, June 27, 1978
79/528 -- Operation Morning Light; data from the Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment, Pinawa, Manitoba, annotated by C.A. Morrison