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- English Electric Canberra (links | edit)
- List of airports by IATA airport code: W (links | edit)
- South African Air Force (links | edit)
- List of aircraft of the South African Air Force (links | edit)
- List of squadrons of the South African Air Force (links | edit)
- Tupolev Tu-160 (links | edit)
- 2 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 17 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 15 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 19 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 21 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 22 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 28 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 41 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 44 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 60 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- 85 Combat Flying School SAAF (links | edit)
- 87 Helicopter Flying School SAAF (links | edit)
- Test Flight and Development Centre SAAF (links | edit)
- Central Flying School SAAF (links | edit)
- 80 Air Navigation School SAAF (links | edit)
- 24 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Makhado (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Hoedspruit (links | edit)
- 1 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Ysterplaat (links | edit)
- Jacob Zuma (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Bloemspruit (links | edit)
- R21 (South Africa) (links | edit)
- Silver Falcons (links | edit)
- 40 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- Carlo Gagiano (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Langebaanweg (links | edit)
- Mthatha Airport (links | edit)
- South Africa–United States relations (links | edit)
- Russia–South Africa relations (links | edit)
- Waterkloof Air Force Base (redirect page) (links | edit)
- South African Air Force Museum (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Swartkop (links | edit)
- WKF (links | edit)
- 26 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Overberg (links | edit)
- List of bases of the South African Air Force (links | edit)
- Air Force Base Durban (links | edit)
- University of Pretoria (links | edit)
- FAWK (redirect page) (links | edit)
- August 1971 (links | edit)
- 3 Squadron SAAF (links | edit)
- Bathabile Dlamini (links | edit)