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Australians in Bomber Command

Connect with others

Connecting with veterans, their families and friends is important because it turns remembrance into a living, shared experience rather than an abstract memory carried alone. By coming together at commemorations, social functions, through social media, or by joining the Association, people create a community where stories can be exchanged with pride, support can be offered, and the legacy of Bomber Command can be carried forward with authenticity and care. These connections help families discover more about their relatives’ service, give veterans and descendants a sense of belonging, and ensure that the history of Bomber Command remains grounded in real voices and lived experience. Most importantly, it strengthens the collective commitment to honouring those who served by keeping their memory active, visible, and woven into the fabric of our national story.

BCAA functions

The Association hosts its main events in Sydney at various venues, offering special opportunities to come together, remember, and celebrate. Smaller lunches throughout the year create more personal moments for conversation, support, and friendship. Whether online or in person, the Association builds a warm, welcoming community committed to preserving Bomber Command’s history for generations to come.

Details of each function will be announced on the home page when bookings open.

Anzac Day

A luncheon follows the parade in Sydney on 25 April

Small lunches

Lunches are held around Sydney throughout the year

Pathfinder Awards

An awards dinner is hosted by Air Mobility Group at RAAF Richmond in November

Christmas Luncheon

A luncheon is held in Sydney to celebrate the year on the first Friday in December

Member newsletters

Welcome to our newsletter catalogue! Available to Association members, this resource is packed with the latest updates, events, stories and research. All members are encouraged to contribute their own stories to celebrate the legacy of Bomber Command veterans.

 

Stay informed and enjoy exploring all that our newsletter has to offer!

Related Associations and Groups

Many organisations have similar objectives to our Association. The Air Force Association is an overarching organisation that provides significant support to associations like us. There are Bomber Command commemorative groups in most States that organise ceremonies in late May or early June. The International Bomber Command Centre in Lincoln, UK is prominent, supporting remembrance, research and education through archives, memorials and community engagement. Together, we form a close network dedicated to remembrance and connection. Click below to explore these groups and more.

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