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Aerospace experiment conducted in NZ
A recent Aerospace-facilitated experiment conducted in New Zealand aims to increase understanding of the effects of severe weather on high-frequency communication systems and improve the design and development of future satellite communications systems.
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Otago sailor embraces sub-surface surveying with Navy
Leading Hydrographic Survey Technician Renee Mullins has transferred a love of being on the water and marine science to a career in the Navy.
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Christchurch plumber becomes Navy survey specialist
Able Rating Cameron Norton has gone from a career in plumbing to plumbing the depths.
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Op Whio
In the waters around East Asia, New Zealand Defence Force teams carry out a dynamic mission of airborne and maritime surveillance, capturing evidence of violations of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) sanctions against North Korea.
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NZ Army takes top dining honours
A Catering team from the New Zealand Army's 1st (New Zealand) Brigade have taken top honours in an annual Defence Force fine dining food and service competition this month.
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Kiwi commended during Australian frigate exchange
Royal New Zealand Navy officer Sub Lieutenant Nate Stainton, serving in Australian frigate HMAS Ballarat, has received a Commanding Officer’s commendation for his commitment and work ethic.
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Whakatāne soldier builds around the Pacific
The New Zealand Army’s Sergeant Shaun Taylor jumped at the chance to return to the Cook Islands as he grows his resume of building work from the heat of the tropics to the sub-zero temperatures of Antarctica.
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Waikato soldier’s medic skills put to the test in South Korea
Pokeno man, Corporal Chris Andrews, is one of 35 New Zealand Army infantry soldiers currently putting their training to the test in the Republic of Korea.
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RNZAF helicopters break another flight record on journey from Australia
Two Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) NH90 helicopters have flown from Australia to New Zealand, via Norfolk Island, on a record-breaking journey for the aircraft.
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Building military resilience and interoperability together in Timor-Leste
Four New Zealand Army personnel linked up with their Timorese counterparts to enhance trade skills and interoperability with forces from Australia, Japan, and the US.