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Soldier’s relic to be returned to Monte Cassino monastery
A religious souvenir taken after the Cassino monastery in Italy was bombed, is to be returned by the nephew of the war hero who brought it home.
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Masterton armourer relishes challenge of mortar work in Fiji
Being prepared to challenge oneself is a pre-requisite for a career in the New Zealand Army, and is a piece of advice that armourer Corporal Richard Forsyth swears by.
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Kiwis maintaining the truce on the Korean Peninsula
Assisting the United Nations to enforce the terms of the Armistice Agreement between North and South Korea has been a role of the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) since 1998.
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Haera ra, Tā Bom. A fitting farewell to the final soldier of 28 (Maori) Battalion.
E te papa, kua hoki koe ki ō tīpuna. E kore koe e wareware i ngā ngākau o Ngāti Tūmatauenga, e kore hoki e ngaro i te hītori o te hoia o Aotearoa. Moe mai rā.
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Building a high performance team
Ushering a new fleet of aircraft into the Air Force is a job that rarely crops up in the service, but it was a role Wing Commander Gareth Russell was eager to tackle.
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Registration for Gallipoli 2025 services open
New Zealanders wishing to attend Anzac Day services in Gallipoli, Türkiye, are now able to register to receive their attendance pass for the 2025 commemorations.
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War-fighting and new Bushmasters key focus for new QAMR commander
The year 2025 is shaping up to be a significant one for the New Zealand Army’s Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles Regiment (QAMR) as it readies new armoured vehicles for operations and prepares for two large warfighting exercises in Australia.
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First New Zealander appointed to senior role in Royal Australian Air Force
Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Air Commodore Susie Barns (Ngāti Porou) is reinforcing New Zealand and Australia’s close bonds after being appointed the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) Deputy Air Commander Australia.
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Army News
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Ice mission never gets old, unless it's in your whisky
The first trip to Antarctica that the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s Flight Sergeant Mike Roberts took was as an air steward on a VIP flight in 1998, where he got a close-up look at ice that’s been around since the first humans migrated out of Africa.