Shaw, Henry I.,‏ Jr.‏ (Personal Name)

United States. Marine Corps. Okinawa, 1955:‏ ‎ title page (Henry I. Shaw, Jr.)‏

Shaw, Henry I. Blacks in the Marine Corps, 1975, i.e. 1976:‏ title page (by Henry I. Shaw, Jr.) page 3 (Mr. Shaw, Chief Historian of the History and Museums Division, graduate of Hope College, obtained MA in history at Columbia University; Marine veteran of World War II and Korea, has written extensively on Marine operations in the modern era)‏

Fortitudine, vol. XXVIII, no. 3, 2000:‏ page 15 (In memoriam: Henry I. "Bud" Shaw, Jr., first Chief Historian of the History and Museums Division died at his home in Alexandria Virginia, 73 years old; born in Yonkers, New York; served as telephone lineman with the 1st Marine Division in the battle for Okinawa and in occupation of North China; 1951 joined Historical Branch of the G-3 Division, Headquarters, Marine Corps, continued for 39 years; founding member of the Marine Corps Historical Foundation, and secretary from 1979-1985; life member of 1st Marine Division Association, longtime secretary; Fellow, Governor and President of Company of Military Historians)‏