Sgt. Frederick Salter (left) and Pte. Edward Lock (right) in Ploegsteert, Belgium in early 1916. (Brian Hutchison.)

Frederick Salter

Frederick Salter of Belleville, Ontario, enlisted in September 1914, and served as a sergeant with the 3rd Battalion.

Frederick Salter of Belleville, Ontario, enlisted in September 1914, and served as a sergeant with the 3rd Battalion.

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