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Welcome to the first Navy Today edition of the year. This issue covers our assistance during the Auckland flooding, our return to Waitangi commemorations, and we welcome two new Commanding Officer for HMNZS Te Mana and No. 6 Squadron. Check out our testing of a mini gun (3,000 rounds a minute) at Whangaparāoa Peninsula and we go back twenty years this month to feature HMNZS Te Kaha on a war footing in the Gulf of Oman for Operation Enduring Freedom.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4625 about risk management.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4630 about Strategic Roles.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4603 about MIQ and Capability.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4633 about Senior Representative Chaplains.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4659 about COVID vaccinations.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2023-4640 about Acquiring NH90s.
The March issue of Air Force News has hit the shelves. Read about our immediate response to Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland floods, catch up on the mahi done by a No. 6 Squadron Seasprite, find out what the new contemporary aviation system is all about, and say haere rā to our beloved Orions.
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.
The March edition of Navy Today now out and Cyclone Gabrielle occupies our pages. Follow the missions of HMNZ Ships and Units Manawanui, Canterbury, Matataua and Te Mana for Operation Awhina as they provide aid and people-power to Gisborne, the East Coast and Hawke's Bay. We also feature Manawanui's drug interception and follow Canterbury's mission to Raoul Island.