Whereas 60 years ago, there was a proper magazine published monthly. This was '
Royal Air Force Flying Review - The Journal of the Royal Air Force' which cost the princely sum of 1/- !!
When the RAF Brize Norton Education Section (which no doubt has some silly oo-rah rufty-tufty title such as 'Warfighter Enhancement Wing' these days...
) was having a clear out, they found a box of old 1940s-50s copies of various aviation magazines. Including the first ever Recce Journal (astonishingly no references to 'curved handrails', 'slack tracks', 'GT wheels' etc. back then...). I was asked if I'd like it, so jumped at the opportunity. Most were susbequently donated to the Yorkshire Air Museum and the Shuttleworth collection, but I kept the 2 copies of RAF Flying Review!
How CAS appeared on parade for the Coronation (from the July 1953 copy):
Perhaps the present CAS should also appear thus on State Occasions?