Deletion of Alex Morrison

Comment: I went into this expecting to find significant coverage of the subject per , but could not (Googling is complicated by the commonness of the name, but ...) You do find short quotes by the subject quite frequently, but that is not uncommon for people working at a defense thinktank and does not connote notability in and of itself. With that in mind, I examined WorldCat for his works, and found that they are thinly held http://www.worldcat.org/title/breed-of-manly-men-the-history-of-the-cape-breton-highlanders/oclc/31172587&referer=brief_results, http://www.worldcat.org/title/conference-of-defence-associations-and-the-evolution-of-the-office-of-the-major-general-reserves/oclc/505934468&referer=brief_results, http://www.worldcat.org/title/voice-of-defence-the-history-of-the-conference-of-defence-associations-the-first-fifty-years-1932-1982-la-voix-de-la-defense-histoire-de-la-conference-des-associations-de-defense-les-cinquante-premieres-annees-1932-1982/oclc/225448591&referer=brief_results, and had trouble finding significant in-depth reviews of his works, so he does not seem to pass . I checked on Google Scholar, and so far as I can see, that gives an h-index of 7 or so, which is far short of the standard required by . The Pearson Medal appears to be an award commonly given to notable people, that does not make the award in itself notable
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BIO||WP:AUTHOR||WP:PROF)