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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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From the classroom to the runway but Manawatū woman still teaching
Palmerston North-born Tara King has swapped the classroom for a new career in the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) as a Learning Development Officer.
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Auckland man gets a shot at flying dream with RNZAF
A young Tim Anderson grew up under the flight path of Auckland International Airport which sowed the seeds for a flying career and now the Royal New Zealand Air Force is helping him with his ultimate goal of gaining his wings.
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Nelson Logistics Specialist back in RNZAF uniform to make an impact
After nearly 10 years out of uniform, Demelza Challies-Kolk has re-joined the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF), this time as an officer and looking to make a difference.
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Success and honour follow heartbreak
Being awarded the prestigious Ngārimu VC and Maori Battalion Scholarship has humbled a University of Otago medical student who has defied heartbreak to make her dream a reality.
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NZDF returns to Pacific building scene with work on Niue school
A New Zealand Army Engineer team is in Niue carrying out a number of construction tasks for the local high school as part of Exercise Tropic Twilight.
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New Zealand Army challenges during Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
One-hundred-and-one aspiring young community leaders have no idea what’s coming. Sitting in a community hall in Auckland’s Eastern Beach, on a rainy Tuesday night, they think this will be the end of a long day.
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Armed response
The Royal New Zealand Air Force's No. 3 Squadron recently trained with New Zealand Police tactical teams in a pilot recertification exercise based on a rescue scenario of a person being held at a remote Wellington location by several armed offenders.
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![Officer Cadet School [OCS] of New Zealand have learned new survival skills from their Fijian military counterparts during three days in the Fijian bush. Photo credit: RFMF](/assets/Uploads/PageElements/Survival-ex-1__FocusFillWyItMC4wMiIsIi0wLjMxIiw1NDMsMzc4XQ.jpeg)
NZ Army Officer Cadets living off the land in exercise with Fijian military
Learning how to live off the land and fend for themselves in the bush are just some of the new skills a group of New Zealand soldiers have learnt from Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) experts in Fiji.
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Te Waitohu ō Te Waipounamu
3rd Combat Service Support Battalion (3CSSB) was recently gifted a specially woven Kahu Huruhuru which was two years in the making.