Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force No. 10 Bombing and Gunnery School Banner, c. 1942 United Republic of wear to silver wire

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Lieutenant Charles Sangster McLeod Morrison was also the inventor of the Morrison thermal alarm (fire alarm) and temperature recorder

where he was awarded the Oakleaves to the Knight’s Cross by the order of Generalleutnant Unrein

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1944 until mid-November

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Air Force No. 10 Bombing and Gunnery School Banner, c. 1942 United Republic of wear to silver wireA Royal Canadian Air Force No. 10 Bombing and Gunnery School banner, fabricated from gold tone rayon, with the insignia of the Royal Canadian Air Force and the two line inscription No. 10 B&G School Mount Pleasant printed in navy brushed felt on both ends head to head, the ends along the width of the banner are decorated with alternating yellow and navy blue fringes, measuring 420 mm (w) x 1,020 mm, free of rips, tears, or soiling of any kind, in mint