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Read about our New Zealand Defence Force’s extensive relief effort following Cyclone Gabrielle.
We also look at NZDF’s involvement in Antarctica, our most recent training, how our drone racing team did in a recent competition, and much more.
Our signallers are celebrating their centenary right now, and you can read about what is involved in this vital Corps. Read up on our assistance to Ukraine, our most recent exercises and stories on new leaders throughout our Army.
Read all about Exercise Torokiki, the re-emergence of the Army after Operation Protect; how we’re continuing to help Ukrainian trainees to defend their country, our top awards of the year, and the experiment with loitering munition technology.
Read about our training with our partners in Fiji, how our soldiers helped to farewell Her Majesty The Late Queen Elizabeth II, how we’re helping our Ukrainian counterparts, and much more.
In this issue read about our full-on exercise schedule, what some of our amazing people are up to when they are not in uniform, how Army sport is back on track after our Op Protect commitments and much more.
In this issue read about our effort to help Ukraine, the exercises our soldiers are taking part in as we regenerate, and what it takes to become an Army officer.
In this issue read about how New Zealanders commemorated Anzac Day throughout the world, our soldiers are put to the test on the Combat Driver Junior Course, how the Army is revitalising its skills, and what some of our individual soldiers enjoy most about what they do.
In this issue of Army News read about our assistance to Ukraine, soldiers help Rannerdale veterans, ur recent exercises, night vision update and much more.
In this issue read about Army Regeneration as we transition out of Operation Protect – what’s in store, and what soldiers can look forward to. We have coverage on recent training, an interview with Colonel Brosnan our new head of Reserves, a story on new ways to approach hand to hand combat, and more.
In this issue read about our Army’s efforts to fight fires in Northland, and assist West Coasters after severe flooding. Whiskey Company, 1 RNZIR has reformed, and our troops have been in Solomon Islands and Tonga to help where they can. Our range of exercises continue, and you can read about what it’s like to work in one of the world’s newest countries, South Sudan.