Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Coastal Command Bomber Jacket Archive Blennerhassett identified the "most formidable"

Blennerhassett identified the "most formidable" German agent active in Berne as a man called 'Bismarck'

between each arm sits a cluster of five smooth rays

the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with "V" Device and Oak Leaf Cluster

and Miniature (silver gilt with red and green enamels

Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Coastal Command Bomber Jacket Archive Blennerhassett identified the "most formidable"The exterior is in a cinnamon brown leather, with pronounced heavy stitching throughout along the seams. The front has a functioning zipper, with its pull tab marked with a crown above "AM" (Air Ministry) on the obverse and marked "DOT" (Department of Overseas Trade) within a circular border surrounded by the inscription "MADE IN ENGLAND" on the reverse. Also, there is a 20 mm full length support strip stitched on the body of the jacket beside the