General Purpose Uniform (GPU) is the working uniform of the Royal Australian Air Force. GPU is notable and controversial for its inclusion of relatively bright, high-visibility shades of blue. As such it cannot serve as tactical battledress, even though the pattern resembles the original Multicam camouflage from Crye Precision.

There was a change to a lighter blue-grey when an all-seasons uniform was introduced in 1972 by Chief of Air Force Air Marshal Colin Hannah. The original colour and style were re-adopted from 1 January 2000 under direction from the then CAF Air Marshal Errol McCormack.

The purpose of the RAAF uniform is to provide a distinct form of dress which identifies the wearer as a member of the RAAF and in which Air Force personnel may perform their various duties. The uniform should be worn with pride and dignity as it represents an organisation with a distinguished history of service to the Nation. 2.

2022年11月20日 · Members of the Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC) are authorised to wear items of Air Force uniform, in accordance with the AAFC dress policy which is subordinate, to the Air Force Dress Manual. This manual replaces all previous versions of …

2014年3月1日 · The new uniform known as the General Purpose Uniform, was worn for the first time in public replacing the Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU) being worn. The new uniform was introduced for wear on non-warlike duties such as the normal workplace and humanitarian or disaster relief efforts.

The document outlines the various uniforms, orders of dress, and dress regulations for members of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). It describes 15 orders of dress including service dress, ceremonial dress, mess dress, tropical dress, and special uniforms for designated employment.

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The purpose of the AAFC uniform is to provide a distinct form of dress which identifies the wearer as a member of the Australian Air Force Cadets and in which AAFC personnel may participate in their various activities.

The Chief of Air Force Advisory Committee approved the introduction of a new-look Service Dress uniform for Air Force personnel. The change involved replacing the then current blue-grey coloured uniform (adopted in 1972) with a dark blue shade, now called ‘Air Force blue’.

Below are a few examples of the uniforms worn by Australians serving with the Australian Flying Corps or the Royal Australian Air Force. However, this is only a rough guide and not all variations of Air Force uniforms can be shown here.