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Canterbury volunteer shows care for Op Protect personnel at Christmas
Volunteer Dellwyn Moylan from Ashburton is doing her bit to support Canterbury-based service personnel who will be working in a Managed Isolation Facility (MIF) over the Christmas period.
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NZDF support to Tonga: 17 January
On Saturday 15 January, a significant eruption of underwater volcano Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha’apai resulted in a tsunami in Tonga and surrounding areas.
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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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RNZAF 85: Squadron Leader John "JV" Voice
Served 1972-2022
Fifty years ago, at the tender age of 16, Squadron Leader John ‘JV’ Voice joined the Air Force as a Boy Entrant. This year he will farewell the service after a full and varied career. -
Anzac Day marks 40 years of NZDF service in Sinai
On Anzac Day 40 years ago, the New Zealand Defence Force began contributing to international peacekeeping force the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) on the Sinai Peninsula.
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Good night moon: RNZAF NH90 crews and police train near Lower Hutt
Flying by the light of a full moon above a regional park, two Royal New Zealand Air Force NH90 crews have trained with New Zealand Police to ensure the two organisations are trained and prepared to respond to a range of situations.
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Statement from the family of Corporal Dominic Abelen
The following can be attributed to Dominic’s father, Bryce Abelen.
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Three leaders, three journeys, one shared destination
The Joint Support Group (JSG) is a key force and combat enabler within the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF), and for the first time in its history its three units are guided by three NZ Army wāhine in Command Warrant Officer positions.
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Veterans’ needs subject of Taranaki forum this month
Veterans' Affairs is calling for serving and former service personnel in Taranaki to join them at the Taranaki forum later this month.
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Army Major tops international course
Training and experience makes New Zealand Army personnel very competitive when it comes to international courses, says Major Paul Prouse.