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RNZAF NH90 formation flight: A maintenance success
Seven of the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s fleet of eight NH90 helicopters have taken to the Manawatū skies in a rare large formation flight.
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Massive effort to keep RNZAF Hercules flying during Gulf War
Warrant Officer Mark Harwood
Current role: Section Commander 230SQN
Length of time in service: 46 years -
Hercules way finder flying in the family footsteps
Air is in the blood.
It’s no surprise that as a young boy, Christchurch’s Carter Bland decided a job navigating the skies was for him. -
Graduate's father inspires Air Force career
Joining the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) was a pretty easy decision for Pilot Officer Nathan Sycamore following inspiration from his father.
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Gulf War a first step in medical career for NZ Army Major
Major David Foote
Current role: Senior Technical Advisor for Nursing & Allied Health
Length of time in service: 24 years (broken service with 9 year gap 2001-2010) -
Navy offers aviation career for Palmerston North man
Focusing on the end goal kept Palmerston North’s Josh Sorensen going through the Air Force’s rigorous helicopter loadmaster course, but now he is ready to spread his wings above water – as a Navy aviator
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NZDF takes command of Maritime Combined Task Force
New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel have assumed command of Bahrain-based Combined Task Force 150 (CTF-150), a multi-national task force conducting security operations in the maritime domain of the Arabian Gulf.
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Scud Missile memories amid scars of Gulf War
Flight Sergeant Mike Cotton
Current role: Logistics Command Air - Quality Management
Length of time in service: 32 years (18 were in the RAF prior to joining the RNZAF). -
RNZAF carrying out low-flying around Manawatū, Rangitikei & Whanganui
The Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) will be bringing a tactical flying exercise to the lower North Island from 5 – 8 July 2021.
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Variety with ‘the team’ attracts former Cricketer to Navy
When veteran Otago wicketkeeper Derek de Boorder told media he needed to think about life after cricket, he had set up a move to Wellington to work in finance. But a year later, he was starting officer training with the Royal New Zealand Navy.