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L16A2, 81mm Mortar
The 81mm Mortar provides indirect fire support that enables our combat troops to engage targets that are outside their line-of-sight.
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New Zealand Light Operational Vehicle (NZLOV)
The Pinzgauer is an off-the-shelf light military vehicle that is used to carry out transport, command and control, liaison, replenishment, and administrative tasks.
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Combat ready
The government requires us to be ready to conduct military operations. It provides the resources that enable us to do our job, and tasks us to undertake operations when required. It’s what we train to do.
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Southern Katipo
What would happen if an island nation in our region suffered civil unrest and a humanitarian crisis? That's the premise of New Zealand’s largest military exercise, Southern Katipo. We train alongside other nations to become a coalition combat force, helping to restore law and order in the fictional nation of 'Becara'.
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Waiho Bridge
The massive floods that surged through South Westland in 2019 destroyed a vital link for the local populace— the Waiho Bridge. The bridge was a key piece of infrastructure, an important link in the South Island, and crucial for businesses in South Westland who needed it to get goods both in and out of the area.
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Trade Training
With more than 30 different trades for airmen, the Air Force offers one of the highest choices of career options and ongoing training of any New Zealand employer.
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Final deployment lowers flag on NZDF’s time in Afghanistan
The remaining New Zealand Defence Force personnel in Afghanistan have returned home, having lowered the flag on the NZDF’s 20-year deployment to the country.
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Essential tasks Raoul radar for HMNZS Canterbury
The Royal New Zealand Navy vessel HMNZS Canterbury has left for Raoul Island with MetService and GNS Science staff aboard to carry out essential tasks, including maintenance of critical weather and tsunami warning systems.
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CPO
The Chief People Officer (CPO) plays a crucial role in overseeing all aspects of personnel and human resources. They develop and implement strategies to align the workforce with the NZDF's goals, ensuring we have the right talent and skills.
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Bay of Plenty woman making the most of her time in the Navy
Royal New Zealand Navy Reservists from units around the country gathered in Auckland recently for an exercise which provided an opportunity to understand how their role supports the Navy’s operational capability.