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This looks great – can you wait until 2013?
AAL Review Results 2011
Full results from the Australian Air League Review 2011 are now available for download from the website here.
Gold Coast Squadron Soars
Building on recent successes, the Gold Coast Squadron stood proud amongst over 580 uniformed members, including Cadets from across Australia, at the Australian Air League showcase national gathering in Runaway Bay on the Gold Coast, earlier this month. The extremely active Squadron has also scored big funding wins in the last week, with a divisional donation from Cr Grant Pforr (Division 3) and a $27,608 grant toward equipment & training from the Gambling and Community Benefit Fund.
AAL Review 2011
Australian Air League Review 2011
Come visit the Australian Air League Review 2011 on Saturday 1st October, to be held at the Sports Super Centre Morala Ave, Runaway Bay.
Free to the public and open from 8.00am until 4.30pm, the Review is the showcase event for the Air League in 2011 and will include competitions in ceremonial drill, aircraft modelling, flag party and education.
Over 500 uniformed cadets, Air League members travelling from North Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania will be on parade – accompanied by Officers, guests, families and the public.
Sausage sizzle and refreshments available throughout the day – operated by the local Gold Coast Squadron.
Something for everyone young & old!!
Moorabbin Squadron now recruiting
A new Air League squadron has landed in Kingston and is looking for boys and girls aged 8 to 18 to join its ranks.
Last Sunday the brand new Moorabbin Air Museum Squadron was introduced to the other 12 Victorian Air League Squadrons, Mordialloc MP Lorraine Wreford, and Minister for Aviation Gordon Rich-Phillips at the Air League’s Annual Victoria Group Review and Field Competitions at Moorabbin Airfield.
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