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40mm Grenade Machine Gun (GMG)
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NZDF flies team to support Niue in COVID-19 outbreak
A team of civilian doctors and nurses, NZDF personnel and a seven-tonne generator have left New Zealand this morning on board a Royal New Zealand Air Force C-130 Hercules bound for Niue to assist with the recent COVID-19 outbreak and power outages.
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![Officer Cadet School [OCS] of New Zealand have learned new survival skills from their Fijian military counterparts during three days in the Fijian bush. Photo credit: RFMF](/assets/Uploads/PageElements/Survival-ex-1__FocusFillWyItMC4wMiIsIi0wLjMxIiw1NDMsMzc4XQ.jpeg)
NZ Army Officer Cadets living off the land in exercise with Fijian military
Learning how to live off the land and fend for themselves in the bush are just some of the new skills a group of New Zealand soldiers have learnt from Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) experts in Fiji.
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Whangamata sailor devouring chance to go to sea
No two days are the same in the Royal New Zealand Navy and sometimes you have to eat quickly to fit all the tasks in, says newly minted sailor Tayla Taupaki, from Whangamata.
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Celebrating Tongan Language Week: Brother and sister stand firm in the Navy
Able Writer Mele ‘Ake and her brother, Able Chef Paul ‘Ake, joined the Navy together in 2020. She was 19 and he was 17.
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RNZAF delivers more equipment as Kiribati battles drought
A Royal New Zealand Air Force C-130 Hercules has delivered additional freight to Kiribati to assist its response to the extreme drought the country is facing.
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NZDF pleased with pitching in as Northern Territory military exercises closes
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has come away from participating in one of Australia’s largest military exercises confident it can contribute meaningfully to multinational security and peacekeeping efforts.
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Whanganui Aviator returns to London for Queen's Funeral
The last time Leading Aircraftman Laurelie Giles was in London, she was celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. This month, she returned to honour Her Majesty The Late Queen Elizabeth II’s passing by marching in the funeral procession in London.
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NZ soldiers train Ukrainian battlefield recruits
Move, shoot, communicate and medicate is an adage that resonates with most members of the Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment, but for members of Op Tīeke it now has the added focus of survivability and lethality.
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NH90s taking aim with snipers
An NH90 helicopter has played an integral part in the training of four New Zealand Army snipers as they prepare to move into roles that will enable the development and effective training of our sniper capability.