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NZ Army helps repair community halls and water tanks in Tonga
New Zealand Army personnel have pitched in with their Tongan counterparts to help restore community buildings and other structures as the country continues to recover from last year’s volcanic eruption and tsunami.
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Three Defence Force personnel recognised in King’s Birthday honours
A daring rescue to save lives, making tough decisions during the pandemic and leadership through New Zealand’s response to Ukraine have all been recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday and Coronation Honours List.
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United Nations Security Council (UNSC) sanctions on North Korea
We deploy maritime patrol aircraft and currently have people based at an Enforcement Coordination Cell, as part of efforts to support the United Nations Security Council resolutions imposing sanctions on North Korea. The sanctions are intended to persuade North Korea to denuclearise and abandon its ballistic missile capabilities
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Operation Gallant Phoenix
Established in 2013, Operation Gallant Phoenix initially aimed to track the flow of foreign terrorist fighters in and out of Iraq and Syria. It has since evolved into a platform where partners collect and share information about potential and existing terrorist threats, regardless of the ideology behind those threats.
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Zodiac Futura Commando FC470 and FC530
The Zodiac Futura Commandos are durable, lightweight inflatable craft capable of multiple roles within the New Zealand Defence Force.
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The advance of Air Force Esports
The drive to win is applauded across the services, and online gaming is no exception to that.
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For his friend
20 years ago Bob Pearce was serving in the British Army when his friend Matty Hull was killed in a blue-on-blue (friendly fire) incident in Iraq by the US Forces.
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Helicopter crash exercise hones rescue response
Base Auckland trains for that MAYDAY call
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RNZAF NH90 helicopter flying after temporary pause
A 48-hour pause on flying of the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) NH90 medium utility helicopters fleet has ended and the fleet is again available to fly from today.
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Heart Transplant at 25
At 5am on Sunday, 10 October 2021 Royal New Zealand Navy Leading Physical Training Instructor (LPTI) Jack Church got a phone call that would save his life – there was a heart waiting for him.