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Preserving the Legacy of Those Who Have Served
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Reginald Todhunter: The brother of Clifford Todhunter, Reginald was the eldest of the family to immigrate to the United States. By the outbreak of war, he had an established career and family. Despite this, he would cross the border into Canada to volunteer himself in 1918, serving with the 19th Battalion.
Clifford Todhunter: Born in England, Clifford would immigrated to the United States where he spent his early years. In April of 1917, he crossed the border to Canada and joined up with the 288th Battalion. That fall, he was posted to Belgium with the 75th Battalion and would see combat at Passchendaele, Amiens, and in Canada's 100 days offensive.
Herschel Forner: An esteemed U.S. Officer with a career which spanned from World War Two to a posting as a Military Attaché to Israel in the 1960s. He was among a select few involved in the U.S. missile program, which would help propel the U.S. into space. He also witnessed the Six Day War in Israel as a U.S. Attaché.
Clifford Todhunter: Born in England, Clifford would immigrated to the United States where he spent his early years. In April of 1917, he crossed the border to Canada and joined up with the 288th Battalion. That fall, he was posted to Belgium with the 75th Battalion and would see combat at Passchendaele, Amiens, and in Canada's 100 days offensive.
Herschel Forner: An esteemed U.S. Officer with a career which spanned from World War Two to a posting as a Military Attaché to Israel in the 1960s. He was among a select few involved in the U.S. missile program, which would help propel the U.S. into space. He also witnessed the Six Day War in Israel as a U.S. Attaché.
