British, WW2, Tug of War Medal, Central Gunnery School, Royal Air Force "I Hold my Aim", with Original Box

*British, WW2, Tug of War Medal, Central Gunnery School, Royal Air Force "I Hold my Aim", with Original Box*

During the Battle of Britain, it became apparent that while aircrew had acquired essential flying skills, they had received little or no training in aerial gunnery. The Central Gunnery School (CGS) was formed on 6 November 1939 after the RAF recognised the need for both continuing and advanced instruction, initially for air gunners in Bomber Command and then for Fighter Command. Its first base was RAF Warmwell and the CGS ran its first course in April 1940, where the main focus was on turret-gunnery. On 1 April 1942 the CGS moved from RAF Chelveston near Northampton to RAF Sutton Bridge.

*Condition*

In good used condition. Please see photographs as part of the condition report.

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