Apr 18 2024 – Gisborne Herald Royal New Zealand Navy veteran Gisborne’s Jack Donnelly will give an Anzac Day address in Australia. The former Chief Petty Officer will speak at Woronora, a small suburb in Sutherland near Cronulla in Sydney. Mr Donnelly told the Herald he had been a member of the Woronora RSL for 12Continue reading “Navy veteran Donnelly to speak at Anzac Day service in Sydney https://ift.tt/pugtDPs”
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NZDF working with Pacific neighbours to support Solomon Islands election https://ift.tt/yUTAnO6
A New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) contingent of more than 200 personnel has been providing logistical support to Solomon Islands, on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, as the country geared up for today’s general election. 17 APRIL, 2024 Prior to election day, the NZDF’s Joint Task Force delivered more than 100Continue reading “NZDF working with Pacific neighbours to support Solomon Islands election https://ift.tt/yUTAnO6”
NZ Defence Force remembers HMNZS Moa sinking in Solomons https://ift.tt/RBtbJdj
HMNZS Moa (T233) 1:32 pm on 10 April 2024 Share this Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share via email Share on Reddit Share on Linked In New Zealanders have gathered in Solomon Islands to commemorate the Second World War sinking of HMNZS Moa in Tulagi Harbour. Photo: LAC Jenkins New Zealanders have commemorated World War II sinkingContinue reading “NZ Defence Force remembers HMNZS Moa sinking in Solomons https://ift.tt/RBtbJdj”
NZDF Personnel Commemorate Sinking Of HMNZS Moa In Solomon Islands https://ift.tt/8jKEAd3
Tuesday, 9 April 2024, 4:15 pmPress Release: New Zealand Defence Force New Zealanders have gathered for a moment of reflection in Solomon Islands to commemorate the Second World War sinking of HMNZS Moa in Tulagi Harbour. Personnel from three New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) missions and staff from the New Zealand embassy in Honiara were amongContinue reading “NZDF Personnel Commemorate Sinking Of HMNZS Moa In Solomon Islands https://ift.tt/8jKEAd3”
Marine Advisers to Help Select Replacement for Naval Service Former Flagship LÉ Eithne https://ift.tt/LDQgvuc
Meanwhile, Mr. Martin said that the two former Royal New Zealand Navy inshore patrol vessels (IPVs) that were delivered to Cork last May to replace the decommissioned LÉ Orla (P41) and LÉ Ciara (P42) are expected to become operational later in 2024, following a programme of work, crew familiarisation, and training. 3rd April 2024 JehanContinue reading “Marine Advisers to Help Select Replacement for Naval Service Former Flagship LÉ Eithne https://ift.tt/LDQgvuc”
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