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	School
		Austrian School The Austrian School is a school of Carl Menger.
		Comprehensive school A comprehensive school is a grammar school.
		Ipswich School Ipswich School is a school in Cambridge.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/school.html (7628 words)

	SAAF ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The SA Air force is tasked with protecting the airspace of the Republic through the conduct of air operations, that is, to protect the Republic from an air attack or make it impossible for any opposing air force to provide attacking ground forces with air support.
		The establishment of the Air Command in October 1998 resulted in a clear split in functions between the Air Force Office (at Department of Defence level) and the Air Command (one tier down).
		The Air Command is responsible to the Chief of the Air Force to develop, support and prepare the personnel and systems in order to ensure that the Air Force is combat ready.
	www.saairforce.co.za /structure.htm (597 words)

	Saaf
		2 Squadron SAAF 2 Squadron SAAF is a fighter squadron.
		80 Air Navigation School SAAF 80 Air Navigation School is a unit of the South African Air Force.
		Central Flying School SAAF The Central Flying School is a flight school of the ab initio flight training school.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/saaf.html (337 words)

	South Africa - Air Force Equipment
		The establishment of the SAAF was greatly facilitated by the extremely generous decision by the Imperial Government in 1919 to allocate to the Union some 100 aeroplanes from its war stocks, complete with spared and equipment.
		The unit was renamed the SAAF Regiment on 1 August 1943, its task being the defence of airfields and the capture of enemy aerodromes.
		In respect of military aviation, an integration and restructuring programme involving the SAAF, the air wings of the former TBVC states and Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) was instituted in 1994.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/rsa/saaf-history.htm (8009 words)

	Angola: SAAF Bushwacks Six Helicopters
		The Angolan Air Force was — especially for African circumstances — a modern, battle-proven and actually a self-sufficient force, with 7.000 personnel and some 180 aircraft and helicopters, organized in six regiments, of which three were to participate in the operation, including two equipped with fighter-bombers and one with combat helicopters.
		The SAAF commanders determined that the most suitable aircraft at hand was the Impala: it was a small and highly manoeuvrable aircraft, with good and reliable cannon armament and the endurance needed for an intercept of this kind.
		SAAF Impalas were camouflaged in the standard Dark Earth and Dark Olive Green colours used also on SAAF SA.316 Alouette III and SA.330 Puma helicopters, as well as some other aircraft.
	www.acig.org /artman/publish/printer_183.shtml (4827 words)

	Bases of the SAAF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Air Force Gymnasium was founded on 1 December 1951 at AFS Lyttleton, with the first intake of 133 recruits on 3 February 1952.
		The SA Air Force College was formed as a Wing of the former SA Military College on 7 March 1949.
		On the 1 July 1950 the Air Wing became the Independent Air Administration and Staff School and on the 7 December 1951 it was renamed as the SA Air Force College.
	www.saairforce.co.za /bases.htm (831 words)

	HyperWar: The Army Air Forces in WWII: Vol. II--Europe: TORCH to POINTBLANK [Chapter 1]
		The air route employing the island ladder between Hawaii and Australia inaugurated by three B-17's in January 1942 was still in the stage of feverish development.
		Air Headquarters, Egypt, defended the army's lines of communication, the Canal, and the cities of the Delta, while Air Headquarters, Malta, operated the RAF squadrons in that beleaguered isle.
		The enemy air dislocated, WDAF could intervene freely in the ground battle and, it was hoped, insure a certain initial tactical surprise by denying the enemy air reconnaissance.
	www.ibiblio.org /hyperwar/AAF/II/AAF-II-1.html (15624 words)

	Ysterplaat Airbase
		Air Force Station Brooklyn and 9 Air Depot were disbanded on 31 March 1944.
		Navigators were initially trained on Venturas and later in Dakotas from 25 Squadron.
		With the closure of Southern Air Command and AFB Port Elizabeth, 108 Squadron was also placed under control of AFB Ysterplaat.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/rsa/ysterplaat.htm (966 words)

	US Navy and US Marine Corps BuNos--Third Series (39999 to 50359)
		Transferred to SAAF Oct 1, 1945 49405 to RAF as Ventura GR.V JT863.
		To SAAF Museum at Swartkop AFB in Valhalla near Pretoria and restred circa 1955 with maritime paint scheme.
		Transferred to SAAF Oct 1, 1945 49478 to RAF as Ventura GR.V JT871.
	home.att.net /~jbaugher/thirdseries5.html (8886 words)

	80 Air Navigation School SAAF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		80 Air Navigation School is a unit of the South African Air Force.
		It is currently an aerial navigation, maritime operations and maritime survival school.
		Current aircraft flown: None (the school loans the C-47TP, Cessna Caravan and PC-7MkII Astra from other units as required)
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/8/80-Air-Navigation-School-SAAF.htm (153 words)

	2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		February 2005 - Eltanin recieves a contract from Armscor for Authoring, Multimedia and Programmers Course for the SAAF instructors, 12 student attended the course ove a period of 6 weeks.
		The final delivery of the Aircrew Training System to the SAAF will takeplace in February 2006 at 80 Air Navigation School in Cape Town.
		The CBTS will be delivered to BAE Systems for implementation at Makado Air Force Base, SA in March 2005.
	www.eltanin.co.za /2005.htm (586 words)

	Acronyms and Codenames FAQ, R-T
		Monitored air and ground activity in Iraq, south of the 32nd parallel.
		TASMO [Spain] Tactical Air Support, Maritime Operations TASS [USA] Tactical Air Support Squadron TAV Trans-Atmospheric Vehicle TAW [USA] Tactical Airlift Wing Taxable [Allied] Operation of aircraft simulating a convoy near Cap d'Antifer, as a diversion for the invasion in Normandy.
		The Lancasters of 617 squadron flew circles with a circumference of 22.39km, to simulate a convoy with a speed of 6 knots.
	www.hazegray.org /faq/acr7.htm (8115 words)

	World Aviation Museums
		Photographs and exhibits vividly show the work carried out by the Group, codenamed the "Carpetbaggers" because of their secret missions to parachute in people and equipment to occupied Europe.
		The armed forces of Scotland: Army, Navy and Air Force in all periods.
		Aircraft in the open may be viewed in daylight hours, but a pass must be obtained from the security police.
	www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/Lab/2789/home/airmus.htm (6392 words)

	World Aviation Museums
		NOTE: the copy at "The Air Affair" site is very old and getting older, and I cannot contact their webmaster to update it.
		Focus on the P-47, a type which was based at the Army Air Base in large numbers during World War 2.
		Aircraft in the collection are relevant to Cleveland's aviation history, with a special emphasis on planes that flew in the National Air Races, which took place in Cleveland from 1929-1949.
	www.bb62museum.org /airmus.html (8380 words)

	South African Defence Review 1998 - Chapter XI - Appendix A
		DoD Log Formation HQ Log School including Auction Centre
		Army Battle School HQ 12 Field Engineer Regiment
		SA AIR FORCE TYPE FORMATIONS WITH PROPOSED ASSOCIATED UNITS
	www.resdal.org /Archivo/dr-cIXa.htm (178 words)

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