At the Jamestown Fly-In & Air Spectacular 2012

At at the Barossa Airshow 2015

Delivered to Singapore in 1970 as 312 and retaining its full colour scheme when flying on the warbird circuit in 2010.

Owned by Hunter Flight. Is ex Republic of Singapore Air Force and normally based at Maroochydore - in Bundaberg for the Queensland International Airshow. This aircraft made a wheels-up landing at Maroochy on Nov 1, 2005.

This former Republic of Singapore Air Force aircraft was built in 1971 and first given a civil registration in Australia in April 1988.

A version of the CT-4 Airtrainer produced for the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

This aircraft was built in New Zealand in 1971 for the Republic of Singapore Air Force, serial SADC115 but test-flown as ZK-DDQ. It seems to have had a very short career with the Singapore Air Force before beging 'retired' and civilly registered in Singapore as 9V-BDQ. In April 1988 it was re-registered in Australia as VH-FVV.

Getting ready for a late afternoon flight at Wings Over the Illawarra 2014. This aircraft was built in 1985 for the Republic of Singapore Air Force and latterly stationed at RAAF Pearce. The S-211s were retired in 2009 and a few have found their way on to the Australian civil Register, this one being registered VH-DZJ(2) on 24 June 2011.

On the flight line the morning after the conclusion of the RAAF 90th Anniversary Air Pilgrimage.

This privately-owned Strikemaster is one of 16 which were delivered to the R Singapore AF in 1970, serving till 1983. It first arrived back in the UK in 1994 as G-SARK and is seen here resplendent in its original livery featuring the first-generation RSAF roundel which is the same as that used by Turkey and Peru