Results 1101-1110 of 1907
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Army reservists push through with food supplies
Napier’s own reservist battalion are proving routes and supplying food to hard-to-reach Hawke’s Bay locations
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Warship crew goes hands-on to help residents
An able-bodied Navy crew is a welcome sight in Hawke’s Bay again
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Taking in the damage
In the aftermath of the disaster, King Air aircraft and SH-2G(I) helicopters flew over the damaged landscapes and broken roads around the North Island. The dramatic photographs taken on flights gave valuable information to officials on the ground.
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A modern-day signaller
The Royal New Zealand Signals Corp has been operating for over 100 years. One of our current operators, Corporal Roger Schroder, describes his role as a signaller during the 2020 Australian bushfires.
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RNZAF clocks up marathon flying effort during Cyclone Gabrielle response
Keeping a team of three helicopters almost constantly airborne is no mean feat, and Royal New Zealand Air Force Detachment Commander, Squadron Leader Andy Scrase credits the maintainer crews for making that possible in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle.
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RNZAF has key role in international aviation safety award win
Flight Advisor, an interactive safety and mapping tool for aviators that was jointly developed between our Royal New Zealand Air Force and Aeropath (part of Airways International), has won international recognition for its contribution to flight safety.
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Fijian And Kiwi Expertise Aids Farmer
People power and engineering expertise bringing smiles in Hawke’s Bay.
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Response to Cyclone Gabrielle
A violent tropical cyclone devastated the North Island of New Zealand on February 2023. Cyclone Gabrielle is the costliest tropical cyclone to ever hit the Southern Hemisphere, with total damages estimated to be over NZ$13.5 billion.
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Official Information
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Estate Regeneration
Over the next two decades we're undertaking a regeneration project like no other in New Zealand, with the biggest ever renewal of our Defence Force camps and bases now underway across the country.