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Photograph D00966 Period 1910-1919Group portrait of AIF Representative Sportsmen, on board HMAT Euripides during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919. They are either wearing the official team blazer with the AI

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Group portrait aboard HMAT Euripides during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919. Identified, back row, left to right: unidentified (1); Sergeant (Sgt) Brian (2); two unidentified (3, 4); Private Cuskey (5); unidentified (6); Corporal Cogle, wearing the official team blazer with the AIF rising sun emblem and crossed oars on the pocket (7). Centre: unidentified (8); Lance Corporal Shoemack, wearing a long sleeve vest with the AIF rising sun emblem (9); unidentified (10, 11, 12). Front row: Staff Sgt Clark (13). Cogle was a member of the rowing team at the Royal Henley Regatta, held on the River Thames in July 1919.
Group portrait of AIF Representative Sportsmen, on board HMAT Euripides during the return voyage to Australia, September 1919-October 1919. They are either wearing the official team blazer with the AI

Henley, England. July 1919. Group portrait of the AIF second eight rowing crew, which was defeated by the AIF first eight at the Royal Henley Regatta, held on the River Thames, in the grounds of Wharf
Portrait of the four-oars crew of the AIF rowing team in the grounds of Wharfe House, with their trophies, winners of Clinker Fours at the Marlow Regatta. The Clinker Fours was considered a tuneup for
Henley, England. July 1919. Group portrait of members of the AIF second eight rowing crew, competitors in the Royal Henley Regatta, framed with three sets of oars, near their training quarters on the

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 second eight rowing crew, which later competed in the Henley Regatta, training on the Thames, at Putney. Left to right: Sergeant (Sgt) A. E. Smedley (cox); Lieute
