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New leadership for Air Force Association following AGM

BATTLE OF BRITAIN ‘LACE’

The Air Force Association is pleased to announce the election of new leadership following its Annual General Meeting held in Melbourne today.

Air Vice-Marshal Joe Iervasi (Retd) has been elected as President, while current board member and Director of Communications Wing Commander Deanna Nott has been elected as Vice President.

These appointments follow productive discussions with the Federation Council, highlighting a shared commitment to advancing the Association’s objectives and supporting the broader Air Force community. 

“We look forward to an exciting future and I am confident that our combined dedication will drive continued growth and success for the Association,” said Joe.

“I would like to thank outgoing President Carl Schiller and Vice President Peter McDermott for their stellar contribution over many years.”

 

 

 

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