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In this issue read about Army Regeneration as we transition out of Operation Protect – what’s in store, and what soldiers can look forward to. We have coverage on recent training, an interview with Colonel Brosnan our new head of Reserves, a story on new ways to approach hand to hand combat, and more.
This publication provides a paper seeking agreement to amend the Veterans Support Regulations 2014 to use the Consumer Price Index (All Groups) as the index measure for adjusting veterans’ entitlements.
March’s Navy Today magazine is out now. Read about HMNZS Aotearoa’s maiden voyage to Antarctica, the life of a Defence Adviser in Fiji, on duty in South Korea, why we still learn Morse code, serving on the Royal Yacht and more.
In the March issue of Air Force News take in views from No. 3 Squadron’s mountain flying exercise, read an in-depth feature on our response to the Tonga disaster, meet the new Warrant Officer of the Air Force and find out how to fight a fire you can’t see.
DFO 41 (Version 2 – March 2022) sets out the Defence Force's policies for: the safe management of hazard facilities; the use, operation, transport, storage and disposal of hazardous substances; and compliance with legislative requirements applicable to the NZDF.
This is a guide for industry partners that helps explain the Defence Industry Security Programme (DISP).
This guide will help you follow security practices at NZDF locations.
This guide will support you to protect classified information when working with NZDF.
In our February Navy Today we explore the resources and personnel that made up the three-ship humanitarian mission to Tonga. We recap the successes of CTF 150 with their drug interdictions in the Indian Ocean.
Our profiles this month include three of our newest junior officers, and a senior officer fronting for fisheries sustainability in the Solomon Islands and wider – until the riots came. HMNZS Te Mana tells us how they spent Christmas and HMNZS Aotearoa’s engineering officer tells us about his quirky watch collection.
The Combined Space Operations Vision 2031 Statement highlights the shared commitment of all partners to responsible behaviours in space and promoting the international rules-based order.