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The South African Royal Air Squadron Sword of Honour
2023
K.L.M. Modipane
None
2022
P. Mavimbela
N.P. Themba
2021
P. Ratheko
N.J. Skele
2019
CO S. Nyembe,
CO T.I. Nyuswa
2018
CO C.R. Pike, CO P.S. Mdaka
2017
CO R.C Williams, CO L.A. Meyers
2016
CO H. Makhado
2015
CO D.F. Kotzee, CO H.V. Wiese
2014
CO R. Mathee, CO N.P. Ndibongo
2013
CO M.M. Mokou, CO N.A. Muller
2012
CO A.C.L. Gossmann
2011
CO D. Shaba, CO C. Scott
2010
CO E.S. Mashao
2009
CO J.M. Du Plessis, CO G. Goulooze
2008
CO M.J. Mehlape, CO D.J. Davis
2007
CO S. Wakhaba, CO B. Goldschmidt
2006
CO T.R. Moroole, CO T.C. Mabokela
2005
CO M. Smit, CO R. Birke
2004
CO H.M. Januarie, CO C.R. van Niekerk
2003
CO C.R. van Niekerk
The Royal Air Squadron Sword of Honour was handed over to the South African Air Force by Mr Alan Curtis, on behalf of the Air Chief Marshall on 19 June 2003.
The Sword of Honour is presented to the Candidate Officer with the best overall achievement in the following aspects while on the Officers Formative Course at the South African Air Force College in Pretoria – Officer Potential, Academic Achievement, Leadership and Fitness.
The Sword of Honour is kept in the office of the Chief of the South African Air Force. The sword is a floating accolade handed to the best overall candidate, and the recipient will receive a commemorative coin donated by the Royal Air Squadron in recognition of their achievement.