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Interceptions by NZ-led naval task force seize $US26 million in illegal drugs
During an intensive period of operations in November, units under the New Zealand-led Combined Task Force (CTF) 150 command completed eight successful interceptions in the Indian Ocean, which resulted in the seizure of US$26 million of illegal drugs.
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Reflecting on being WOAF
The position of Warrant Officer of the Air Force (WOAF) is special. As a Senior Non-Commissioned Officer (SNCO), I always wanted to be a Warrant Officer.
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NZDF update on response to Tonga: 19 January
The New Zealand Defence Force’s (NZDF) response to the developing situation in Tonga is well underway with aid and support en route to the Pacific island nation.
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Army Officer smashes Guinness Book of World Records kettlebell challenge
An Army Officer has shown just how far the human body can be pushed after breaking a Guinness World Record, losing the feeling in one of his fingers in the process.
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Former Defence Chief passes away in Wellington
Former Chief of Defence Staff (now Chief of Defence Force) Air Marshal (Retired) David Crooks CB OBE passed away in Wellington on Wednesday, aged 90.
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Flight to ice completes NZDF’s Operation Antarctica for summer season
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) completed its Antarctica support for the 2021/22 season with a final flight to the ice in March.
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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.
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Shoot, move, communicate and medicate
The modus operandi for soldiers in Alpha Company, 2nd/1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment, are four principles: shoot, move, communicate and medicate.
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Wrecks reveal themselves to HMNZS Manawanui
There are a lot of fun jobs in the Royal New Zealand Navy, but exploring shipwrecks that might still have gold in them has to be near the top of the list. Last month HMNZS Matataua’s divers and hydrographers got to grips with the complex technology.
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Life in uniform: Private Leah Miles
Private (PTE) Leah Miles, 2/4 Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment is a person who enjoys a challenge and says recruit and Reserve Infantry Corps training gave her that every single day.