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Photograph 005363 Second World War, 1939-1945DARWIN - SOUND LOCATOR: LEFT N. TURNER (RIGHT) D. MCARDLE. (NEGATIVE BY R. PEARSE).

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1942-09-05. SERVICEMEN MEMBERS OF THE MERCANTILE ROWING CLUB ENJOY A TRAINING ROW IN THEIR EIGHT OAR SKIFF. COX: ORDINARY SEAMAN C. V. WILKINSON; STROKE: A. ATKINS, RAAF; NO.2: S. SANDERSON, AIF.
Vung Tau, South Vietnam. 1969-09. Members of the Army's surf lifesaving club launch their boat named McWilliam's Wines IV, on the 'Australian Beach' for a training session. Back row: John Green of Ter

Henley, England. 5 July 1919. The finish of the race for the King's Cup, the principal event of the Royal Henley Peace Regatta, held on the River Thames, in which the AIF eight defeated Oxford Univers

Melbourne, Vic. 1943-01-06. Eight of the survivors of the sinking of HMAS Armidale enjoy a drink at the Menzies Hotel. After the Armidale was sunk by Japanese aircraft on 1942-12-01, south of Timor in

England, UK. May 1919. The Australian second eight rowing crew training on the Thames at Putney for the Henley Regatta. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) A. E. Smedley (cox); Lieutenant (Lt) Harold Robert
England, UK. May 1919. The Australian first eight rowing crew, which later won the King's Cup at Henley Regatta, training on the Thames, at Putney. Left to right: Sergeant A. R. Robb (bow); Lieutenant
Henley, England. 4 July 1919. Australia versus the Thames Rowing Club in the pair-oared race, at the Royal Henley Peace Regatta, held on the River Thames. The semi final of Hambledon Pairs was won by
