391 planes are in the canadian air force.
391 planes are in the canadian air force.
how many planes are in the canadian air force?
391
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with the unification of the canadian forces in 1968, the rcaf ceased to exist; canadian air force capabilities were subsumed by mobile command, maritime command, air defence command and air transport command. this new structure proved ineffective, leading air force senior leaders to seek the reinstatement of a true air force command organization. eventually the canadian forces air command was formed in september 1975. now, the rcaf association found it necessary to meet the needs of air force veterans who had no affiliation with an organization named rcaf. the commander of air command questioned the relevance of an organization that continued to refer to the name of a former service that no longer existed (rcaf). to become more relevant, the association's name was changed to the "air force association of canada" in 1994. following the return of the name royal canadian air force to replace air command in 2011, the association voted to change its name back to the royal canadian air force association in 2012. the executive director, dean black, made it clear that the association needed to unite canadian air force veterans and proposed the name canadian air force association. he also explained that since the queen is the patron, the prefix royal should be used, making the full name royal canadian air force association.
royal canadian air force association