Army News - Issue 524, July 2021
In this issue read about developments in night vision equipment, our recent firepower demonstration, the Leonard Manning Memorial pistol shoot, and much more.
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In this issue read about developments in night vision equipment, our recent firepower demonstration, the Leonard Manning Memorial pistol shoot, and much more.
The February issue of Army News read about Te Ruapekapeka and its significance to the New Zealand Army, what it’s like to be an Information Systems Operator, newest officers graduate and much more.
In this issue read about our Army’s efforts to fight fires in Northland, and assist West Coasters after severe flooding. Whiskey Company, 1 RNZIR has reformed, and our troops have been in Solomon Islands and Tonga to help where they can. Our range of exercises continue, and you can read about what it’s like to work in one of the world’s newest countries, South Sudan.
In this issue of Army News read about our assistance to Ukraine, soldiers help Rannerdale veterans, ur recent exercises, night vision update and much more.
In this issue read about our effort to help Ukraine, the exercises our soldiers are taking part in as we regenerate, and what it takes to become an Army officer.
In this issue read about our officer cadets training in jungle warfare alongside their Fijian counterparts, the work we are doing in Niue, how our reservists are honing their skills, and much more.
Read all about Exercise Torokiki, the re-emergence of the Army after Operation Protect; how we’re continuing to help Ukrainian trainees to defend their country, our top awards of the year, and the experiment with loitering munition technology.
New Zealand and Australian Army chiefs have reinvigorated a long-standing cooperation agreement, we continue our coverage of the East Coast relief effort, learn about the thousands of WWII medals that were never claimed and more.
Read about the latest exercises as the Army regenerates, why Op Mohua in Iraq has drawn to an end, and, 20 years on, recollections of the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team and much more.
Read about our exercises with our Pacific partners Fiji and Papua New Guinea, what life’s like for our soldiers in Antarctica, and our Army wahine who’ve made it into the Black Ferns.