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Event : annual general meeting of the Belgian Air Force Association

Last Friday March 22th, the annual general meeting of the Belgian Air Force Association took place at the Royal Army Museum.

The membership has grown  from less than 100 members to 750 members in a little bit more than one year.

Another amazing result was to see young people interested in the objectives of the association and present at the meeting.

"Wings", the magazine of the BAFA also met with success and 4 issues should be published in 2013.

As the president said "the BAFA is not the exclusive club of old airmen of the Belgian Air Force, but the place to be for anyone supporting the Air Force and interested in het past, present and future".

The membership is 10 Euro / year, please visit http://www.bafassociation.be/index.html to learn more.

Today in Aviation History :: The Goliath

Forwarded message From: HistoricWings.com

Once in use with the precursor of Sabena, see also
http://www.belgian-wings.be/Webpages/Navigator/Photos/CivilPics/Frontpage%20Civil%20Aviation/1st_register%20NEW.htm
http://aama.museeairespace.fr/fileadmin/user_upload/Pdf/Pegase_scans/Pegase_n_4/Pegase_n_4_reduit.pdf
http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/farman,goliath/Interesting
http://posters.navtech.aero/pages/00174.html
http://www.transportgooru.com/2012/03/transportation-history-march-22/

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