Army athletic champions are to act as instructors as part of the new outdoor sport facilities which the Territorial Army is to enjoy as a result of the fund for this purpose which was began with £50,000 from an anonymous donor. The gift was mentioned by Mr Hore-Belisha when speaking at Merthyr Tydfill. Sergeant Cotterell, the only soldier holder of the international and national cross country championships and winner of many track and long distance records, is already training Territorials in the Corps of Signals at Putney, London. Photo shows: Sergeant Cotterell, crouching nearest camera, te
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Army athletic champions are to act as instructors as part of the new outdoor sport facilities which the Territorial Army is to enjoy as a result of the fund for this purpose which was began with £50, 000 from an anonymous donor. The gift was mentioned by Mr Hore-Belisha when speaking at Merthyr Tydfill. Sergeant Cotterell, the only soldier holder of the international and national cross country championships and winner of many track and long distance records, is already training Territorials in the Corps of Signals at Putney, London. Photo shows: Sergeant Cotterell, crouching nearest camera, teaching Terriers to start at Putney. 23 October 1938