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The following 12 pages use this file: Fleet Air Arm (RAN) List of naval air forces; Military aircraft insignia; Royal Australian Air Force; Talk:Royal Australian Air Force
Low-visibility roundel used in conjunction with air superiority grey schemes since the 1980s. Colours are known as "salmon pink" and "baby blue". Ratio 1:2 Low-visibility: Low-visibility roundel used on the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, with the centre being the same grey as the airframe. Unlike previous roundels, they are created in the ...
The following 20 pages use this file: Baheira Airfield; Fincastle Trophy; Fleet Air Arm (RAN) List of air forces; List of aviation accidents and incidents in the war in Afghanistan
RAAF airfield defence guards posing with the RAAF Ensign and the Australian national flag in Afghanistan. The RAAF was established in 1921. On 24 July 1922, the British Royal Air Force Ensign, a sky-blue British ensign with the RAF roundel in the fly, was approved as the ensign of the RAAF. This flag was used until 1948, when the RAAF asked to ...
Data from FOTW.Union from Image:Flag of the United Kingdom.svg (PD). Stars constructed myself. FOTW, quoting the Australian gazette entry "The Gazettal of "The Royal Australian Air Force Ensign" of May 1982:
Composed by the RAAF's Director of Music, Squadron Leader Ron Mitchell (who was also director of the Air Force Band), it was officially adopted as the RAAF's new march music on 23 March 1983, replacing the Royal Air Force March Past, which had long been the RAAF's march as well as the marchpast of other Commonwealth air forces. Subsequently ...
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The difference is that the RAAF (i.e. Royal AUSTRALIAN air force) roundel (which became standard for all RAAF aircraft except those working with the RAF in Europe or North Africa) was blue and white - whereas the RAF SEAC roundel was, officially at least, dark and light blue (as illustrated).