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The October Navy Today has landed. In this issue read about 80 years of RNZN history, our personnel on the front line of Operation Protect, HMNZS Te Kaha and HMNZS Aotearoa doing the hard work in South East Asia and much more.
Reassessment of the recommendations of The Medallic Recognition Joint Working Group on New Zealand Military Service in South East Asia 1955 to 1989
Defence Assessment 2021: he moana pukepuke e ekengia e te waka / a rough sea can still be navigated was released on 8 December 2021 by the Secretary of Defence alongside the Minister of Defence.
The document provides a comprehensive review of the challenges to New Zealand’s strategic defence interests, as well as defence officials’ advice to Government on changing New Zealand’s defence policy settings.
This publication provides papers associated with updates to the Statements of Principles proposed in line with changes made in Australia between July and November 2021.
The first Air Force News of 2022. In this issue, we ask our future leaders what they think their role will look like in 20 years. Their foresight gives a sneak peek into what the Air Force could look like in a couple of decades’ time.
This is a guide for industry partners that helps explain the Defence Industry Security Programme (DISP).
In the March issue of Air Force News take in views from No. 3 Squadron’s mountain flying exercise, read an in-depth feature on our response to the Tonga disaster, meet the new Warrant Officer of the Air Force and find out how to fight a fire you can’t see.
This publication provides papers seeking authorisation for submission to the Executive Council of the Veterans’ Support Amendment Regulations (No 2) 2022.
The RNZAF Journal is the professional journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, consisting of academically credible articles on air power, intending to serve as an academic forum for the presentation and stimulation of critical thinking, debate and education on air power.
In this issue of Air Force News read about our exercise with the United States Air Force, go behind the scenes at our parachute bay at Base Ohakea and learn about our aeromedical evacuations over the past two years.