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| | RCAF Tartan (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | Truly a unique national treasure, the RCAF Tartan worn by the band has a special pride of place at CFB Trenton. |
 | | Prototypes were produced by the Loomcrofters of Gagetown, New Brunswick, and after modification by the Air Council, the design received official sanction from Air Force Headquarters on 21 May 1942. |
 | | At the request of Air Vice Marshall J.A. Sully AFC, ADC, former Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Trenton, the Tartan was submitted to Lord Lyon, King of Arms for approval in July 1942. |
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