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Northland soldier trades kitchen for challenges of tropics
Russell’s Ardyn Prentice initially joined the New Zealand Army as a caterer but his love of problem solving drew him out of the kitchen and into the world of mosquitos, malaria, drinking water and protecting his fellow troops.
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Major milestone for South Island logistic resilience
A brand-new maintenance support facility is a game-changer for New Zealand Army personnel at Burnham Military Camp, with a complementary soon-to-be built Regional Supply Facility set to enhance the South Island’s resilience.
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Remembering Len
21 years ago, on 24 July 2000 the New Zealand Army lost a greatly respected soldier in a Militia ambush on feature Foho Debalulik, East Timor.
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Reacting swiftly, meticulously and with an eye for detail helped win Top Recruit Award
An eye for detail is a crucial skill for carpentry and aligns well with life in the New Zealand Army Reserve Force says Private Stefan Lutge, recipient of the Recruit Territorial Force Top Recruit prize for 2025.
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Centenarian recalls Battles of Cassino ahead of 80th anniversary commemorations
102-year-old New Zealand Army veteran, Brigadier (retired) Les Wright MBE, says the Battles of Cassino were his ‘baptism for war’.
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Using stealth as a weapon: Exercise Kalami
Under their feet, the decaying remnants of ancient kahikatea and silver beech trees rustled and crackled as Army reserve soldiers carefully tried to thread their way silently through the lush West Coast forest south of Maruia.
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For his friend
20 years ago Bob Pearce was serving in the British Army when his friend Matty Hull was killed in a blue-on-blue (friendly fire) incident in Iraq by the US Forces.
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Air Force Hercules in US for international exercise
A C-130H(NZ) Hercules aircraft from No. 40 Squadron and 47 personnel of the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) are in Alexandria, Louisiana taking part in this year’s Exercise Green Flag 21, along with the US Air Force, US Army and the Italian Air Force.
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Helping soldiers get a good start
A New Zealand Army trainer who guides new soldiers in finding specific support units to help integrate them into military life has been named the winner of New Zealand Defence Force’s Squadron Leader Peter Rule Memorial Award for inclusiveness.
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Waharoa o Māwai Hākona
On July 13, 2023, amidst the vibrant Matariki celebrations, the unveiling of this Waharoa took place. This structure stands as a testament to the enduring bond between the New Zealand Army, the Hutt Valley, and the local community, including tangata whenua. Serving as a tangible symbol, it not only pays homage to the historical ties but also serves as a focal point, constantly reminding us of these connections.