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Royal New Zealand Navy to trial uncrewed, renewable-powered vessel
The Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) will soon take delivery of a 6.8-metre renewable-powered Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) to trial on a short-term lease.
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Army Reserve soldier brings outdoor survival training into the classroom
Teaching outdoor survival skills to his class of primary school students has been an unexpected bonus of life in the New Zealand Army Reserve Force for Cambridge man Private Mitchell Pettit.
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NZDF Volunteer of the Year
Juggling family, work and extensive voluntary commitments can take a bit of effort, but reservist Captain Todd Skilton seems to have nailed it. He has been named NZDF Volunteer of the Year.
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RNZN sailors train Fijian counterparts in crucial firefighting skills
Members of the Royal New Zealand Navy's Maritime Training Group (MTG) have been working with the crew of the RFNS Volasiga in Suva this week, to carry out training in firefighting, leak stopping and Damage Control Breathing Apparatus.
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HMNZS Manawanui provides tropical cyclone assistance to Fiji
Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Manawanui has resumed its planned programme in the South-West Pacific, after delivering food and other relief supplies across Fiji following Tropical Cyclone Mal.
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Winched to safety by RNZAF NH90 helicopter
A missing tramper has been winched to safety today by crew on a Royal New Zealand Air Force NH90 helicopter.
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Soaring at Wings Over Wairarapa 2023
The inclement weather didn’t dampen our spirits at this year’s Wings Over Wairarapa airshow, with thousands of students visiting our ground displays and guests treated to a taste of what some of our aircraft can do during yesterday’s air display.
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NZDF Safety Person of the Year 2023
Asbestos in Defence buildings doesn’t have to be a hindrance or a barrier, but it does need to be managed safely.
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Sailor of the Year
“No finer ambassador” - Leading Writer Joanna Mafi is the Sailor of the Year.
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Medic training through COVID-19 lockdowns
Future Navy, Army and Air Force medics need three years of study and training to qualify. Meet two members of the ‘Nealis’ class who graduated this month from Defence Health School in Christchurch.