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The Canberra Raiders have been dragged into the Wests Tigers' Anzac jersey controversy following claims their 2022 Anzac jersey also featured a stock image of a US soldier.
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Wests were forced to withdraw this year's Anzac jersey from sale, refund people who'd bought them and then redesign it at a massive loss following the revelations.
The Raiders have contacted their jersey supplier ISC, who designed it, but won't know anything further until next week because they're closed for Easter.
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They wore it against Penrith in round seven last year and it featured a soldier's image similar to that of a US marine found on the Shutterstock website.
The Raiders declined to comment further.
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