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This volume of the Manual of Armed Forces Law is for use by commanders who are responsible for administering summary discipline and inquiring into incidents and accidents.
Annex D to the Defence Estate Work Programme Paper - the Defence Estate Regeneration Implementation Plan.
The Defence Capability Plan describes the Government's investment in Defence capability to industry, international partners and the New Zealand public. The Defence Capability Plan 2019 sets out the indicative planned investments in the New Zealand Defence Force out to 2030, while further identifying potential investments to be made after 2030.
This Defence Assessment explores the links between climate change and security, and how climate change will be a driver for future Defence Force operations, particularly in the South Pacific region. It identifies actions Defence can take as part of a broader New Zealand Government work programme on climate change and sustainability, and underscores the importance of continuing to work with and learn from our Pacific partners in understanding and responding to the intensifying impacts of climate change.
This Statement of Intent sets in place the foundation for how the Defence Force will deliver the Integrated Defence Force strategy by 2025. It focusses on the first phase of the 2025 journey.
The Defence Industry Security Guide outlines the process for contractors and service providers employed by NZDF to become Defence Industry Security Programme (DISP) accredited. It outlines the processes you may need to follow and the security procedures you may need to implement, and also summarises the policies and standards behind those requirements.
Going Under! Our divers are the poster team for our July edition of Navy Today, as they refine their techniques with stealthy rebreather equipment in a secluded bay in the far North. We meet HMNZS Manawanui’s new Commanding Officer, and find out what it takes to become qualified as a ship’s diver. A Devonport local writes an article about the excitement of watching a Navy graduation through the fence, and we profile some of our newest qualified officers. Navy historian Gerry Wright talks about Navy life in the fifties, as we progress towards our 80th anniversary this year.
In our March edition of Navy Today, follow HMNZSAotearoa for her first Replenishment at Sea. Read about our mana wahine being the first in our Navy to wear a moko kauae. Meet World War 2 veteran Laurie Carr, HMNZS Gambia & more.