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Army caterers back up tangihanga for the Māori King
Twenty-eight Army catering personnel worked long days to support the masses during the tangihanga of the Maori King, Tuuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII.
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Far North bay ideal for international mine warfare exercise
A Far North bay has provided an ideal location for New Zealand and United States naval divers and hydrographers to hone their mine-clearing skills and processes.
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2/1 Battalion RNZIR new Colours
The current Colours of 2nd/1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (RNZIR) were presented in March 1980. Made of silk, after more than 44 years of general wear and tear they are now at the end of life.
The new King’s and Regimental Colours will be presented at Burnham Military Camp on 31 October.
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King Charles proud of link to NZ Army as battalion’s new Colours consecrated at Burnham parade
In a significant event for this country’s military, the first Colours have been consecrated and presented to a unit of the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) during the reign of King Charles III.
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Operation Antarctica
Operation Antarctica is one of our largest summer deployments, and it’s one of our most enduring missions.
The NZDF has been contributing personnel to work on the icy continent since the 1950s, supporting important international scientific and environmental programmes. -
Outstanding sportsperson looks back on journey
Navy’s Able Combat System Specialist Deanne Read has been awarded the Outstanding Sports Award in the New Zealand Defence Force Sports Awards for 2024.
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Ten years between Invictus Games – growing from a life-changing injury
Connor McLellan had been in New Zealand Army for four years and was on his second deployment to Afghanistan in 2012 when he suffered an injury that would change how he saw the world.
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2024 Year in Review: Air Force
The training, exercising, and operational tempo has been as high as ever for the Air Force this year, covering a wide range of domestic and international activities, from Antarctica to the Pacific, to Asia and beyond.
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Former Chief of Army recognised for four decades of service
The former head of the New Zealand Army has been recognised for his services to the country’s military over four decades.
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Navy Officer finds maritime value in aviation degree
An aviation enthusiast and student pilot who became a sailor and then a Warfare Officer is now revisiting aviation through tertiary studies at Massey University.