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Reservists behind the wheel of the Medium Heavy Operational Vehicle
Combat Service Support Reserve Force soldiers have been given the opportunity to obtain licences to drive the NZ Army’s highly capable Operational Vehicle fleet.
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Return to Fiji a ‘surreal’ experience for NZ Army soldier
After 20 years of soldiering for our New Zealand Army it was a surreal moment for Fiji-born Aseri Balawa to finally go on exercise in the jungle of his home country.
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Otago rugby player revels in the Reserves – the Army Reserves
The name Leah Miles is a familiar one in Otago women’s rugby, where she plays for the Otago Spirits women’s rugby team, mixing it with the best players in the country.
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NZDF completes school and wharf work in Niue
Niue High School now has an updated science lab and a new ablution block thanks to New Zealand Army Engineers.
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Commemorations remember Guadalcanal 80 years on
New Zealand Defence Force personnel have remembered all those who served in Solomon Islands during World War II, as they attended commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Guadalcanal today.
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NZDF wraps up its role in Rim of the Pacific exercise
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s HMNZS Aotearoa has wrapped up its involvement in Exercise RIMPAC 2022 after delivering more than 6.5 million litres of fuel to the ships and helicopters taking part in the world’s largest maritime exercise.
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Last line of defence
The saying goes that you’re having a bad day if you need some of the gear the Royal New Zealand Air Force's Safety and Surface team looks after.
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Celebrating Cook Islands Language Week: Able Writer Dylan Edney-Pardoe
In celebration of Cook Islands Language Week, Able Writer Dylan Edney-Pardoe describes what is special about his culture and how he fits this into his career as a sailor.
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A salute to air ordnance
As the Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion fleet retires to make way for the P-8A Poseidons, No. 5 Squadron’s air ordnance specialist trade will also come to an end. We take a look at the trade and its contribution over the past 56 years.
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Whangamata sailor devouring chance to go to sea
No two days are the same in the Royal New Zealand Navy and sometimes you have to eat quickly to fit all the tasks in, says newly minted sailor Tayla Taupaki, from Whangamata.