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Mortars and machine guns pack the punch in latest Fiji-New Zealand Army exercise
Nearly 50 New Zealand Army personnel have returned from Fiji following a valuable week of mortar and machine gun tactical training exercises.
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Masterton armourer relishes challenge of mortar work in Fiji
Being prepared to challenge oneself is a pre-requisite for a career in the New Zealand Army, and is a piece of advice that armourer Corporal Richard Forsyth swears by.
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Air Force tech keeps Navy flying at sea
What’s it like being an Air Force Technician on a Navy ship? Corporal Dean Crene shares his insights on keeping the Navy flying over five months at sea.
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All three containers removed from reef after HMNZS Manawanui sinking
All three containers that came off the HMNZS Manawanui have now been successfully removed from the reef.
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Taranaki gunner proud to represent New Zealand at prestigious US Academy
Like many of his fellow recruits, then 20-year old Richie Bray from Taranaki signed up for New Zealand Army service in 2002 keen to explore the world.
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Removal of HMNZS Manawanui fuel and other pollutants to get underway
Work will start soon on the removal of fuel and other pollutants from the HMNZS Manawanui, which sank last month off the coast of Samoa.
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First flight to ice for Air Force’s new C-130J Hercules
Flying one of the new Royal New Zealand Air Force’s (RNZAF) C-130J-30 Hercules to Antarctica for the first time was like getting out of an old manual truck and into a new SUV, the pilot says.
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Crash and bash of Invictus Games helps NZ soldier’s recovery from trauma
New Zealand Army Staff Sergeant (SSGT) Tina Grant, DSD, makes a difference in the lives of Army personnel everyday through her work with the Families of our Fallen.
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NZ Soldier defied doctors’ grim predictions following machine gun wounds, will compete at Invictus Games
Nearly 24 years ago New Zealand Army Warrant Officer Class One (WO1) Ed Dore-Wright was preparing to deploy to East Timor for a second time when he was involved in a live-fire training accident which went horribly wrong.
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Behind the Penguin Missile launch
In a world-first a Seasprite helicopter has launched a Penguin anti-ship guided missile. And, as expected, it was right on target.