First for fashion Meet the Air Force’s Service Women’s Adviser as she tries her new role on for size

Stonehaven Cup is back onboard A Significant piece of lost Air Force history has been reinstated for the 2006 Air Force awards.

JSF shows its style The Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) offers the Air Force a more versatile range of capabilities than the F-22, says the Program Manager New Air Combat Capability, AVM John Harvey.

Lighting the fuse at 462 462SQN has plugged into the civilian and military skills of Reservists in developing ‘Fuse’ to improve operational effectiveness.
Also: 'Switched on'

Carrying on the torch The School of Air Navigation (SAN) may have a new name as from this year but the all-important torch of tradition and values has been handed on to the School of Aviation Warfare (SAW).

Flying familiar flags Members of the AP-3C task group in the MEAO kept safe this summer with the help of some Surf Life Saving South Australia patrol flags on display at the group’s home-made beach.

Air Mail - Let’s talk about the real issues Greetings Airmen and Airwomen of the Air Force.

High adventure Members of the Australian Joint Acoustic Analysis Centre (AJAAC) normally plumb the depths for knowledge, but instead scaled new heights recently in an adventure training expedition to Mt Kosciuszko.

Super in review Military superannuation is about to go under the microscope and members’ input is invited.
Also: 'New rules will bring benefits'

Cadet graduates swell the ranks Australian Air Force Cadets’ 2WG recently concluded the largest cadet promotions courses yet held in Australia, when 315 trainees graduated at a parade at RAAF Base Amberley on January 27.

A Knight to remember Celebrating a 60th birthday and retiring from the Air Force is one thing but doing both while serving with an Army unit in Iraq has to take the cake.

Briefs
New Air Command Bulletin
Defence Census coming
Parliamentarians gear up

US commendation for SQNLDR Smith Air Force Reserve officer SQNLDR John Smith was recently awarded the US Army Commendation Medal for his outstanding service on operations.

Bang on target Air Force’s invitation to their Army colleagues to “fly a mile or two in our boots” is having mutual benefits for participants in the Joint Terminal Attack Controllers’ course, says former OC 82WG GPCAPT Leo Davies.