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Tuesday, 30 April 2013 19:00 |
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The boys of Moorabbin Squadron participated in the ANZAC Day afternoon service at the Cheltenham RSL.
The squadron attended in full presentable uniform and marched along with veterans of past military service along with the Army and Navy Cadets. The cadets showed great respect standing and marching in front of the community and made us all very proud
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Friday, 26 April 2013 15:39 |
ANZAC Day,
a day of reflect and memories for those men and women who fought or served in our defence forces past and present.
Cranbourne begins with an early morning rise, not for a Dawn raid like our service men in the past but for a service at the local RSL to remember our service men who rose over the trenches all those years ago.
At Cranbourne the numbers of the public have doubled over the years, and have filled with younger generations wearing the medals of the family. The Dawn Service is attended by members of Cranbourne Squadron every year.
Also attended by Cranbourne Squadron is the Day service where they March to the Cenotaph. As part of the RSL community Program the members march as part of Cranbourne RSL in honour of our service men
The service begins after the march at the Cenotaph with Cranbourne given a position of honour like our comrades of yester year next to the memorial stone.
It is with great pleasure we say that the squadron attended in full presentable uniform and with a positive attitude. The cadets showed great respect standing and marching in front of the community
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Tuesday, 12 March 2013 19:43 |
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The weekend of 1st-3rd March was full of sunshine and blue skies, accompanied by the roaring sounds of aircraft overhead at the Australian International Airshow. The three day event was a treat for all who attended as it was the first time the World renowned F-22 Raptor was to fly in Australian Skies. To accompany this masterpiece of flying technology were flyers from the olden days and even more of the modern fighter and transport aircraft, from the Globemaster to the Super Hornet, closely followed by the stunt man of the air in Matt Hall and Skip Stewart. The members that attended the airshow in uniform got a rare chance to crawl all over a RAAF F18 Hornet and got to know all its features from how to start it to what equipment it can carry.
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