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Navy shows opportunities for Marlborough student
Marlborough Girls’ College student Mikayla Ikenasio now knows of the opportunities in front of her if she follows her parents into the Royal New Zealand Navy after spending time at Devonport Naval Base with likeminded students from around the country.
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‘Live by the values of the uniform’: Northern region’s infantry battalion regimental sergeant major
Empowering soldiers through tradition, drill and core infantry training is a driving force for Warrant Officer Class One (WO1) Regan Cherrington.
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Napier Reserve Force soldier builds on milestone competition win and readies for the world stage
It’s been a busy year for Napier-based Reserve Force Corporal Karlyn Butcher, who has taken his platoon from a prestigious infantry competition win, to the dynamics of open-country conflict scenarios near Whanganui this month.
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NZDF assists Bougainville in destruction of WWII-era bombs
Two large unexploded Second World War-era bombs in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, have been made safe by the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) after the Autonomous Bougainville Government asked for New Zealand’s help to dispose of them.
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Nelson anaesthetist and soldier part of large multi-national exercise
Nelson-based Army Reserve Force soldier Captain Harriet Miller is making the most of an opportunity to meet and work with medical colleagues from a variety of different nations as the New Zealand Army exercises in the Philippines.
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Rotorua Reserve Force soldier rises to the challenge and is set for world stage
It’s been a busy year so far for Rotorua’s Private Otomo Hanzlik, who has gone from a prestigious infantry competition win, to the dynamics of open-country conflict scenarios near Whanganui this month.
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Samoa’s banana-funded Spitfire fuels emotional Anzac service for NZ officer
The New Zealand Army’s Brigadier Esther Harrop has attended 31 Anzac Day services in uniform around the world but this year’s ceremony in Samoa, and the story of sixpence per crate of bananas and her grandfather’s Spitfire, brought her to tears.
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Philippines born Christchurch soldier returns to train with close regional partners in Exercise Balikatan
“It feels good to be back.” Private John Rodney Gregana’s first overseas deployment has returned to the Philippines where he was born, to train alongside the Armed Forces of the Philippines and other close regional partners.
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Palmerston North soldier hones cyber skills and tactics in Philippines exercise
Palmerston North’s Lance Corporal Luke Donovan is putting his years of cyber training and love of computing to good use as the New Zealand Army takes part in a large-scale military exercise in the Philippines.