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Memorial Wall and Banner for 212 SQN

October 16, 2013
by Brady Downes
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103 Cadets from 212 (City of Redcliffe) Squadron were recently on Parade to receive a new Squadron Banner. AVM Bartholomeusz OAM RFD , Surgeon General Australian Defence Force Reserve presented the new Banner to the Squadron, it was 20 years ago this year that he first presented then 12 Flight QAIRTC their Banner. Shapcott Base which is the home of 212 (City of Redcliffe) Squadron also unveiled a Memorial Wall on the day making it the only Air Force Memorial on the Redcliffe Peninsular.

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