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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.
In this final issue of Army News for the year read about how our soldiers are put to the test during recent exercises, the graduation ceremonies of RRF 403 & 404, the newly reopened National Army Marae, and much more.
In this issue read about our new Bushmasters, how MIF mahi is progressing, our latest training and exercises, and much more.
In this issue read about the New Zealand Army's effort to evacuate Kabul, the trial of cutting edge technology to improve driver safety, the coveted Lone Pine Competition and much more.
In this issue read about how New Zealand Army soldiers are supporting communities, go behind the scenes while they conduct exercises, learn what it’s like to be in the Military Police and much more.
In this issue read about developments in night vision equipment, our recent firepower demonstration, the Leonard Manning Memorial pistol shoot, and much more.
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.