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Governor-General joins WRAAF for 2011 National Reunion
28 January 2011
The Governor-General joined over 500 former members of the Women’s Royal Australian Air Force (WRAAF) to celebrate their 2011 National Reunion in Brisbane.
Members met the Governor-General and told stories of their experiences while serving in the WRRAF.
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WRAAF for 2011 National Reunion
The WRAAF Branch consists of a group of ex-WRAAF’s who meet every two months (January, March, May, July, September and November) in Brisbane, usually on the second Saturday of the month.
We are always glad to welcome new members at our meetings, we aim to enjoy each other’s company over morning tea, have a short meeting and then maybe a social activity afterwards. We help each other where we can and most importantly, we have a great time together.
We are a non profit Organisation dedicated to the enhancement of facilities to aid the well being of all past and present WRAAF and Affiliates.
Where we Meet
Community Meeting Room of the Brisbane Square Library, 266 George Street, Brisbane.
The Brisbane Square Library is situated at the Treasury Casino end of the Queen Street Mall.
RAAF Association QLD Division
The WRAAF Branch Brisbane is a branch of the Australian Flying Corps and Royal Australian Air Force Association, Queensland Division (RAAF Association).
The short title of the Division is “Royal Australian Air Force Association, Queensland Division” and is usually abbreviated to “RAAFA”.
The RAAF Association was established to foster the spread of friendship formed in service and perpetuate the honour and ideals of the Royal Australian Air Force and other designated services. It is a non-profit organisation.
The WRAAF Branch is also known as the “WR’s” to distinguish us from our sister service, the Women’s Australian Auxiliary Air Force (WAAAF) or also known as the “triple A’s.
