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RSM Henry Thomas Shepherd MBE (1895-1960)
Service during WWI
In 1915, at the declaration of WWI, Henry enlisted in Niagara with the 2nd Battalion – Canadian Expeditionary Forces. Henry was sent to England where he was transferred to the 58th Battalion upon arrival. He served with the 58th in France and Belgium, was wounded twice and returned to duty both times. Henry was one of the very few Black soldiers who served in a non-segregated battalion during WWI. For his service, Henry was awarded the 1914 Star (Mons Star), the British War Medal and the Victory Medal.
Henry Shepherd at Military Training Camp
Henry Shepherd at Military Training Camp [View More]
Corporal Shepherd and 6th Canadian Reserve
Corporal Shepherd and 6th Canadian Reserve [View More]
Henry Shepherd and fellow soldiers during World War I
Henry Shepherd and fellow soldiers during World War I [View More]
Henry Shepherd visiting relatives during World War I
Henry Shepherd visiting relatives during World War I [View More]
Henry Shepherd during World War I
Henry Shepherd during World War I [View More]
Military News
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