A First War Colonial Auxiliary Group To Quartermaster Sergeant Fredrick George Webb Newly Listed he was discharged due to

he was discharged due to "Medical Unfitness" at No

Boyd attended the required Practical Examination at A-29 Canadian Infantry Training Centre at Camp Ipperwash and was awarded a Canadian Army Certificate of Military Qualification and recommended for Lieutenant

He was discharged on May 22

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1917 with the 9th Infantry Brigade

A First War Colonial Auxiliary Group To Quartermaster Sergeant Fredrick George Webb Newly Listed he was discharged due toFirst War Group of Four, Acting Staff Sergeant Company Quartermaster Sergeant Fredrick George Webb, Canadian Army Medical Corps; 1914 15 Star (30019 Cpl F. G. WEBB. CAN: A. S. C.); British War Medal (30019 A. S. SJT. F. G. WEBB. C. A. S. C.); Victory Medal (30019 A. S. SJT. F. G. WEBB. C. A. S. C.); and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, George V (C. Q. M. S. F. G. WEBB 2nd DIV. TR. C. A. S. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Mounted to a