Where did Clark receive a serious shrapnel wound during World War I?
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Answer
During World War I, Clark received a serious shrapnel wound in France. Clark was serving as a lieutenant in the Canadian Expeditionary Force when he was hit by shrapnel while fighting in the Battle of Amiens. The wound was serious enough that Clark was evacuated to England for medical treatment. He eventually recovered from his injuries and returned to active duty.
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