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gafkiwi · Oct 22, 2020

Didn't meet him myself but the Head Trackers from the Bn did, from memory I think it was when the last SMA was our RSM at the time. There's a few pcs of him with the lads around Walser lines

BravoZulu · Nov 5, 2020

HMNZS Te Kaha upgrades before and after.

Conhoon · Dec 3, 2020

New Zealand army medics receive a mass casualty call, navigate the scene, conduct first aid, and deliver injured personnel to safe ground.

gafkiwi · Dec 3, 2020

Majority of those guys are Infantry with a couple Medic 'enablers' attached

Conhoon · Dec 3, 2020

gafkiwi said:
Majority of those guys are Infantry with a couple Medic 'enablers' attached

Thanks for the clarification @gafkiwi !

The High Readiness Task Unit in the Waiouru Military Training Area.

BravoZulu · Dec 22, 2020

HMNZS Te Kaha as she sailed out of Esquimalt Harbour.

HMNZS Te Kaha arrives in Devonport NZ, Dec 20, 2020

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ao_sepia · Dec 23, 2020

Why NZAF does not use flighter or attack aircraft now?

BravoZulu · Dec 23, 2020

ao_sepia said:
Why NZAF does not use flighter or attack aircraft now?

The short answer is that the government didn't want to invest the treasure or resources in sustaining fast movers

tomthounaojam · Feb 23, 2021

C-130J-30 Super Hercules

gafkiwi · Feb 23, 2021

tomthounaojam said:
C-130J-30 Super Hercules

I remember back in the early 2000's when all the RNZAF bases were covered in pictures of 'soon to be purchased' F-16's with RNZAF roundels and kiwi's CGI/photo shopped on only to be canned. At least this buy should go through.

BravoZulu · Mar 13, 2021

HMNZS Aotearoa visits Fleet Base East in Sydney

Conhoon · Mar 22, 2021

Gunners from 16th Field Regiment, Royal New Zealand Artillery, have been conducting artillery live fire practice (using two L119 105mm Light Guns) as part of Exercise Kapyong 21.

BravoZulu · Mar 27, 2021

RNZAF No. 75 Squadron A4K Skyhawks flying in formation, 1990s

muck · Mar 27, 2021

How is air policing managed over New Zealand these days? Surely every now and again the odd airliner fails to check in with air traffic control and needs visual inspecting?

gafkiwi · Mar 27, 2021

Transponders and alternate communications most likely answer. Even when we had the A-4's there was only ever 20 odd in service and less on line within NZ. With little to no threat they were never really held at the level of readiness to respond in time to have any effect. No doubt there is some agreements with Australia that include airspace assistance/support.

BravoZulu · Mar 29, 2021

Our personnel in Afghanistan have returned home, ending a 20-year deployment to the country. 29th March 2021

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santana · Mar 30, 2021

Conhoon said:
Thanks for the clarification @gafkiwi !

The High Readiness Task Unit in the Waiouru Military Training Area.

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Wich is the name of this training system that this soldiers use in their helmet and chest???

gafkiwi · Mar 30, 2021

santana said:
Wich is the name of this training system that this soldiers use in their helmet and chest???

Tactical Engagement Simulation System (TESS) from SAAB

santana · Mar 30, 2021

gafkiwi said:
Tactical Engagement Simulation System

Thank you very much

Chefjavier · Mar 30, 2021

What type of helicopter are they using for the destroyer?

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