Series 18.122.01 - Photographs

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Photographs

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CA HM 18.122-18.122.01

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21 photographs

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(1900-1992)

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Lt-Col Black was born in 1900 in the province of New Brunswick. He would attend the Royal military College in Ontario graduating in 1921. He proceeded to join the reserved with the 8th New Brunswick Hussars. Lt. Col Black was appointed as Commanding Officer of C Squadron of the Hussars. The Squadron would muster in Sackville and train there.

When World War II commenced, the Hussars were mobilized for active duty and Lt-Col was one of the first officers to volunteer for overseas service. He was second in command of the Regiment in 1941. Unfortunately, due to a familial emergence, Black was transferred back to serve in Canada. He expected to return to his regiment, but he would instead go on to serve the rest of the war in Canada and the Untied States. He served as an intelligence officer on the West Coast of Canada.

Lt. Col Black was later President of J.L. Black and Sons. Also, he was the inaugural president of the Moncton Radio Station, created in the 1930s.

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Lt. Col J.L. Black

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This series consists of 21 photographs including; Oxford, United Kingdom 1942, Camp Susses, Training Camp Aldershot, Officers of the 8th Hussars, Cathedral, Valentine tank.

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8th Hussars Museum Archives

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