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RNZAF 85: Sergeant Joyce McGee
Served 1977-1986
Communications specialist Sergeant Joyce McGee was one of the first Air Force women to serve in an international peacekeeping operation. -
RNZAF 85: Warrant Officer Viti Flanagan
Served 1983 - current
Over the past 30 years the Air Force has made great strides in encouraging women to enlist and it offers a safe environment for them to achieve their ambitions. But it wasn’t always the way. -
RNZAF 85: Flight Sergeant Kim Harrison
Served 2001 - current
Working in military intelligence isn’t much like a John Le Carré novel. Sometimes it’s borrowing a kid’s bike to ride around an earthquake damaged town getting as much information about the area as possible. -
RNZAF 85: Pilot Officer Kiwi Walker
Served 2014-current
Pilot Officer Kiwi Walker’s approach to life and his career in the Air Force is centred on the premise that the most important things are people and family. -
RNZAF 85: Aircraftman Kanapa Kerr
Served 2021 - current
Being able to hold on to tradition and history while embracing a highly skilled, adaptable and modern Air Force is a reason Aircraftman Kanapa Kerr loves being in the Service. -
NZDF-assisted Kumul Leadership Centre to open in Port Moresby
The new Kumul Leadership Centre at Murray Barracks, Port Moresby will be opened in a ceremony today.
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New leader for Army Reserves
Colonel Amanda Jane Brosnan, who is a Crown prosecutor in civilian life, is the newly appointed Assistant Chief of Army (Reserves).
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Busy Times For Warfare Officer
For a warfare officer, life can be pretty intense. That’s when Lieutenant Tayla Cox steps back and takes a moment to appreciate how cool her job is.
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RNZAF Hercules departs for Europe
A Royal New Zealand Air Force C-130 Hercules and crew are expected to begin transporting donated military aid bound for Ukraine from centres in Europe from next week.
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Sailor's input to United Nations Command
When Warrant Officer Cryptologic Technician Chris McKeich spotted a brand-new Cabinet-approved posting at United Nations Command in South Korea, he thought he’d be up against stiff competition.