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In the July Air Force News see what it takes for our aircrew to take on tactical night flying, read how No. 3 Squadron put in the mahi during recent floods in Canterbury, celebrate our work in the Pacific for the past 20 years and take a look at the new kit our security forces have been trialling.
Useful information to support successful preparations for deployment.
This June edition shows Navy re-introducing Surface Supplied Breathing Apparatus diving into its capability. We travel to Marlborough to watch the Seasprites learning to fly in mountains, and our hydrographers working with the NZ Police on body recovery exercises. HMNZS Matataua get into community work in Whakatane, while HMNZS Aotearoa visits Wellington. We celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Navy Museum and publish the historical accounts of Ken Searle, Fleet Air Arm, who arrived in England just too late for the war.
In this issue read about our Canterbury floods effort, celebrate our first general list female Brigadier, learn how work in the Managed Isolation Facilities is going, and go behind the scenes during our recent training in Tekapo and Waiouru.
DFI 7.2 provides direction to members of the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) about the protection, availability, use and disclosure of information held by the NZDF. The instructions also address the requirement to retain and dispose of official information pursuant to the Public Records Act 2005.
This paper seeks agreement to the amendment of Schedule 1 and Schedule 2A of the
Veterans’ Support Regulations 2014 (the Regulations).
Put your feet up and catch up on all the news, including hearing from the aircrew who will be last to train on the P-3K2 Orion and one of the first on the P-8A Poseidon, see what it takes to run a Seasprite exercise in the Alps, spot our new pilots training in new skies, and read about the latest exercise training with our mates in the Army.
This MOU acknowledges the need for cooperation between NZDF and WorkSafe, and establishes standardised procedures by which the participants can work together.
Cabinet Legislation Committee document LEG-21-MIN-0047.
In this issue read about Sue Gingles and her long wait for her Red Diamond, how we train our young soldiers, the New Zealand Army Band's visit to Stewart Island, and much more.