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NZDF first military to get Rainbow Tick
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has been awarded the Rainbow Tick, becoming what is believed to be the first military in the world to have received a robust independent accreditation for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) inclusion.
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Reflections during Matariki
Matariki 2021 has been particularly special for Mr Marshall (Cookie) Cook.
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NZDF opens up different world of legal challenges
Army lawyer Captain Jin Cha knows the challenges he faces as a lawyer in uniform will be very different from those faced in a 9 to 5 private legal practice.
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United States Navy Ship to visit New Zealand
A United States Navy ship is due to visit New Zealand later this month, arriving in Wellington to take part in a range of activities with the New Zealand Defence Force.
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Joining the Air Force a family affair for Northland man
Following in his family’s footsteps Flying Officer Christopher Moohan (Ngapuhi), from Kaikohe, has graduated from the Officer Commissioning Course at Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Base Woodbourne.
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NZDF to begin drawdown from MIQ
The New Zealand Defence Force will begin winding down its involvement with MIQ after the Government today announced the impending reduction in MIQ facilities.
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RNZAF 85: Flight Lieutenant Jack Hall
Served 1946-1967
As the dust settled on World War II, 17-year-old Jack Hall joined the Air Force. He had spent his youth watching Tiger Moths from Taieri fly over his home town of Lawrence, in Otago, training young men who would be sent to battle. -
Lives lost during pandemic more than 100 years ago honoured by NZDF
When members of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles returned to the battlefields of Gallipoli in 1918 to recover and bury their dead, they faced a new enemy in the form of influenza.
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Texans take flight over Napier in Exercise Wise Owl
Hawke’s Bay residents looking to the sky might have seen a group of unfamiliar aircraft operating recently.
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Blenheim man serves around the world in name of Queen
After a nearly 16-year career in the Royal Air Force, and 17 years with the Royal New Zealand Air Force, Warrant Officer (WO) Paul “Chads” Chadwick had a special feeling marching through London to honour Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne.