Die SA Weermagvereniging (SAWV) is gestig op 14 Februarie 2009 in belang van alle oud-lede wat diens gelewer het tydens die bestaan van die Unie Verdedigings Mag in 1946 tot aan die einde van die bestaan van die SA Weermag in 1994 asook lede van die SANW na 1994 . Dit sluit in alle lede wat gedien het as dienspligtiges, in die Kommandos, in die Reserwe Mag en in die Staande Mag. Lede in uniform so
wel as burgerlikes wat gedien het in die SA Leer, SA Lugmag, SA Vloot en SA Geneeskundige Dienste, sowel as lede van die SWAGM (Suid Wes Afrikaanse Gebiedsmag) kwalifiseer om aan te sluit as vol lede van die SAWV
* Lede van die SA Polisie en SA Gevangenis Diens is ook geregtig om as Ondersteunende lede van die SAWV aan te sluit.
* Persone wat nie in Uniform gedien het nie word ook uitgenooi om as Ondersteunende lede van die SAWV aan te sluit. Die SAWV onderneem, soos uiteengesit in ons Grondwet, om onder andere:
~ in belang van al ons lede op te tree en om die belange van ons lede binne en buite die Vereniging te bevorder.
~ sigbare en tasbare erkenning te verleen.
~ die kameraderie tussen al ons lede te hernu en te bevorder.
~ die geestelike en materiele belange van ons lede te beskerm.
~ doeltreffende skakeling en kommunikasie op alle vlakke tussen alle lede te skep. Die Vereniging word bestuur deur ons Nasionale Uitvoerende Raad (NUR) wat jaarliks by die Algehele Jaarvergadering
( AJV) verkies word. Sluit aan by die SAWV, word deel van 'n SAWV Eenheid in jou dorp en werk aan verskeie gemeenskapsprojekte om van jou omgewing 'n beter plek te maak.
“Veterane Skep Die Toekoms”
Who are we? The South African Defence Force Association (SADFA) was founded on 14 February 2009 to act in the interest of all old members who rendered a service during the existence of the Union Defence Force (UDF) in 1964 and the of the existence of the SA Defence Force (SADF) in 1994 and the SANDF after 1994. This includes members who served as National Servicemen, in the Commandos, in the Reserve Force and the Permanent Force. Members in uniform as well as civilians who served in the SA Army, SA Air Force, SA Navy and the SA Health Service and also members of the former SWATF ( South West Africa Territorial Force) qualify to join as Full Members
* Members that served in the SA Police and SA Prison Service before are also eligible to join as Supportive members of SADFA.
* Members that did not serve in Uniform are also invited to join
SADFA as Supportive Members. As set out in our Constitution, SADFA undertakes among st other things:
~ to act in the interest of all our members and to promote the interests of our members within and outside of the Association.
~ to bestow tangible and visible acknowledgement.
~ to renew and promote the comradeship among st our members.
~ to defend the spiritual and material interests of our members.
~ to create effective communication on all levels between members. The Association is managed by our National Executive Council (NEC) which is elected at the Annual General Meeting (AGM). Join the SADFA, be part of a SADFA Unit in your area and work on different projects to make your community a better place.
“Veterans Creating the Future"
Website: www.sawv.co.za
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SAWV.SADFA
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Email: [email protected]
Office Tel: 060 603 2930
Fax No: 086 763 3077
