High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Armee de l'Air is the name of the French Air Force in its native language. It has borne this name only from August 1933 when it was still under the jurisdiction of the army. Today, several other countries, all of which were French colonies in the past, also use the term "Armee de l'Air" for their own air forces, including Cameroon, Gabon, Madagascar and Senegal. The air forces of most other French-speaking countries use the term Force Aerienne before the adjective of their country to describe them, such as the Force Aerienne Belge for the Belgian air force. A notable exception is Canada, whose armed forces were unified in 1968 and so they use the joint English/French title, Canadian Armed Forces/Forces Armees Canadiennes. The air element of the CAF is known officially as the Canadian Forces Air Command.

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