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Formerly known as HMNZS Cook
Wellington's Shelly Bay was formally commissioned as HMNZS Cook on 1 June 1944. Three vessels were assigned to assist with anti-submarine netting maintenance and anti-submarine targeting.
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NZDF team for Invictus Games 2023 named
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has named its 22-strong team to compete at the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf, Germany in September next year.
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NZ Invictus Games team uplifted by competition in Düsseldorf
The New Zealand Invictus Games team says the journey to compete against other military veterans has been life-changing for some as they “smashed it” at this year’s tournament in Germany.
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NZDF personnel head to Italy to commemorate 80 years since the Battles of Cassino
New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel are on their way to Italy, to honour those who fought and died in what were among the most gruelling battles for New Zealand forces in the Second World War.
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Wellington soldier grasps leadership opportunity with NZ Army Reserve Force
Combining culture, leadership and community service, Wellington-based Second Lieutenant Nīkau Wi Neera has found a winning combination of all three in the New Zealand Army Reserve Force.
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Navy stalwart recognised for Reserve Force training improvements
After 56 years in the Royal New Zealand Navy and Navy Reserves, Warrant Officer Electronic Warfare Instructor Roger Sheehan is still contributing to the service and has crowned his career with recognition at the highest level.
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Final overseas parade for New Zealand Army battalion’s regimental colour at Cassino
After 44 years, the New Zealand Army Regimental Colour of 2nd/1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment will soon be paraded overseas for the last time.
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Great granddaughter honours koro in historic First World War battle honours recognition
Seeing two new battle honours awarded to Te Hokowhitu a Tū – the New Zealand Maori Contingent and the New Zealand Maori (Pioneer) Battalion – will be a special occasion for one New Zealand Army soldier.
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85 years of service for Flying Officer Jack Marshall DFC
1939 –1944
Working as a tail gunner in Bomber Command during World War II, chances were high that Jack Marshall would not return home. However, after two tours and 46 missions, he did. -
Sword of distinction goes with pride of service
When Midshipman Sean Keven became the first ever officer to receive the Dick McBurney Sword of Distinction, it was during his intake’s graduation day in December. It’s only now that he’s had a chance to appreciate the story behind it.