These quizzes were made to test not only your attention to detail and whether you absorb what you read, but also whether or not you understand what happened during the conflict. These quizzes are based on the information that is displayed and the answers that we classify as correct could be subject to disagreement. Wherever possible, select the most correct answer.
1) Despite the strict economies and retrenchments the Union was subject to immediately after the war, what happened? South Africa saw the South African Air Force established c South Africa saw the South African Air Force disband South Africa saw the South African Aviation Corps established South Africa saw the SA Defence Act reconstituted
2) What was Col Pierre van Rynsveld commissioned to do by the Union Defence Force? To get the South African Aviation Corps (SAAC) back on track To assemble the Imperial gifts aircraft To evolve the Union and acquire the necessary equipment To distribute the Imperial gifts aircraft around South Africa
3) From who did the SAAF receive aircraft? The South African Aviation Corps and other sources A number of sources unbeknown to them The Imperial Government and other sources The Union Defence Force and other sources
4) How many aircraft were received in total by the SAAF? 100 aircraft 13 aircraft 113 aircraft none of the above
5) When was the South African Air Forces first base established? 1920 1919 1922 1921
6) What was the name of the farm acquired by the SAAF for their first base? Zwartkop, near Roberts Heights Swartkop, near Roberts Heights Ysterplaat, near Cape Town Roberts Heights (later Voortrekkerhoogte)
7) What is the name of the air force base where the headquarters are situated? Swartkop Zwartkop Robert Heights Voortrekkerhoogte
8) What was the core and beginning of the 1st Squadron? When No 1 Flight was established at Zwartkop and it was joined by a second flight When the SAAF acquired aircraft from the Imperial Government When General Smuts flew to England and back None of the above
9) What happened when the SA Defence Act was reconstituted in 1923? They found that the SAAF was not necessary They budgeted more money towards SAAF artillery The Act declared the SAAF a temporary unit The SAAF was listed as one of the corps in the Permanent Force
10) Has the SAAF grown since then? No Partially Yes Number 1 and 2
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