The Air Force Association of Canada is a national aerospace and community service organization established to: commemorate the noble achievements of the men and women who have served as members of Canada's air forces since its inception; advocate for a proficient and well-equipped air force; and, support the Royal Canadian Air Cadet program.

Wings are the grass roots level of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association. Although the Wings are semi-autonomous and may themselves have individual constitution and by-laws the Association is, in general, a federation of Wings which are controlled by Groups, which in turn are guided by the National Executive Council.

If you would like your own e-mail address ending with either airforce.ca or rcafassociation.ca simply write to the head office, enclosing a cheque for $15 and we will set up your new e-mail account. Having an e-mail address like [email protected] shows you are indeed a member of the air force family.

The Royal Canadian Air Force Association is a national aerospace and community service organization established to: commemorate the noble achievements of the men and women who have served as members of Canada’s air forces since its inception; advocate a proficient and well-equipped air force; and, support the Royal Canadian Air Cadet program

Beneath the whole upon a scroll the words “Royal Canadian Air Force” Motto: Per ardua ad astra (Through adversity to the stars) Authority: King George VI, January 1943

Your donation will help us in our mission to carry out projects that reflect credit upon the accomplishments and traditions of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the present-day Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Cadets.

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The Royal Canadian Air Force Association Trust Fund is served by two non-salaried (VOLUNTEER) personnel – LCol (Ret) Dean C. Black, CD is the Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Wenjun Song serves as the Treasurer.

The Royal Canadian Air Force Association was formed in 1948 as a national advocacy group to support the Royal Canadian Air Force, and to unite Air Force veterans of the Second World War. Former Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal L.S. Breadner accepted the task of organizing the new association.

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