David Knight – Aviation Historical Society of Australia

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Membership Application Form for 2019

The AHSA membership application form has been updated for 2019 with the current annual subscription rates. ahsa_appform_2019

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Brisbane Meeting – Fri 23rd Feb 2018

The speaker will be Andrew Carter from the Australian Vintage Aviation Society TAVAS. Andrew will tell us about the TAVAS Great War Displays that...

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Sydney Meeting – Wed 7th March 2018

Annual General Meeting and event to be advised. Sydney Meetings are held at 7:30 pm on the first Wednesday of the month. 7.45 pm....

1982 The RAAF Ensign (flag) with Kangaroo roundel received Royal approval on 6 May 1982. Upon its formation in 1921, the Royal Australian Air Force embraced the Royal Air Force Ensign; a light blue British Ensign emblazoned with an RAF roundel comprising concentric circles of red, white and dark blue. In 1948 the RAAF decided to adopt a RAAF Ensign with a more Australian character and thus, the Southern Cross was added to the RAAF Ensign. In 1956, the RAAF adopted the current and distinctive RAAF Roundel with a red kangaroo in place of the traditional RAF Roundel. However, the RAAF Ensign remain unchanged with the traditional RAF Roundel. In 1981, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II approved a new design for the RAAF Ensign with the RAAF Roundel replacing the RAF Roundel. On 6 May 1982, a proclamation was made by the Governor-General recognising the new design, under section 5 of the Flags Act 1953, as the Ensign of the Royal Australian Air Force. Source: Air Force Association, SA Division

Membership Application Form for 2019

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Brisbane Meeting – Fri 23rd Feb 2018

Sydney Meeting – Wed 7th March 2018