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Helicopter work ‘icing on cake’ for RNZAF avionics technician
Aircraftman Riley Kingi has taken to military life and is excited by his new avionics technician career, which will involve keeping Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) aircraft in the air, such as No. 3 Squadron’s A109 helicopters.
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Chief of Air Force welcomes Government move on support for airlines
The Chief of Air Force, Air Vice-Marshal Darryn Webb, has welcomed the announcement by Associate Transport Minister James Meager of funding for round-the-clock air traffic control.
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C-130J Simulator nears next development milestone
Systems power up, visuals are in place and the engine roars in the new C-130J Hercules simulator, installed at Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Base Auckland.
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Queen’s Medal awarded to NZ Army’s top shot
In a fiercely contested battle, the New Zealand Army’s Captain Philip Luke has taken out the Queen’s Medal shooting competition in Waiouru over the weekend.
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Explosive Detector Dogs
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Royal New Zealand Navy strengthens bonds with Singaporean counterparts
The strong partnership between New Zealand and Singapore’s maritime forces has been reinforced, through a week-long visit by 21 Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) personnel.
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Charges laid in relation to the loss of HMNZS Manawanui
Charges have been laid in the Court Martial of New Zealand in relation to the loss of Royal New Zealand Navy vessel HMNZS Manawanui, off the coast of Samoa in October 2024.
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NZ Army, US and Australian logisticians test their combat support skills
Burnham Military Camp recently hosted the Royal New Zealand Army Logistics Regiment (RNZALR), along with international partners, to competitively display their ability to ‘Fix, Fight, Lead and Enable’.
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NZ Army deploys second infantry rotation to the Republic of Korea to train alongside partners
For the second year running, a New Zealand Army infantry platoon has deployed to the Republic of Korea to train alongside Korean and United States forces.
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Best experiences worth waiting for: NZ Army engineer reflects on 52-year career
After more than five decades in the New Zealand Army, engineer Major Nigel Gattsche says playing the long game paid off and after special and eye-opening deployments he was still enjoying some of his richest experiences towards the end of his career.