- published: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 27010
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A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can better counter the threat posed by ISIL (Dash) and deter its further advances. Task Group Taji, which is composed of New Zealand and Australian personnel, has trained 2100 Iraqi soldiers to date. The training covers weapons handling, combat first aid, live fire training and drills in complex warfighting environments (urban assault, counter-improvised explosive device, etc.)
- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 9003
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work, and how they are supported in their challenging but rewarding careers. https://www.defencecareers.mil.nz/women-in-the-nzdf/on-off-duty
- published: 08 Jun 2015
- views: 4519
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had to do the running man challenge as well to be the first defense force in the world to show off our dancing talent.
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 1669
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christmas will be a normal working day on operations, the deployed Kiwis will be able to mark the occasion, with some planning a traditional Christmas lunch and others a customary game of backyard cricket or rugby. Personnel in Antarctica, Korea, and parts of the Middle East may even experience a white Christmas.
- published: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 280
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shelter in case of an eruption.
The island is 50 km off from the nearest shore and the container was placed on an old mining site to provide a natural protective barrier during an event of an eruption.
- published: 12 Aug 2016
- views: 767
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil.
They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCPL) Jacinda Baker, aged 26, and Private (PTE) Richard Harris, aged 21.
They deployed with the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan, Afghanistan in April 2012. All three were from 2nd/1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (2/1 RNZIR) based in Burnham.
CPL Luke Douglas Tamatea joined the NZ Army in February 2000 and was posted to 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) in Linton. He deployed to Timor-Leste in 2001, to Solomon Islands in 2003 and to Sumatra to help with the Tsunami in 2005. CPL Tamatea had also previously deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in 2007. CPL Tamatea was promoted to LCPL in September 2005 and to CPL in June 2008.
LCPL Jacinda Francis Elyse Baker joined the NZ Army as a medic and was posted to Burnham Regional Support Company in April 2007. LCPL Baker was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in December 2007, and deployed to Solomon Islands in 2010. LCPL Baker received a Chief of Army Commendation in 2011 for her professionalism and courage during Exercise Southern Warrior in June 2008. LCPL Baker was promoted to LCPL in July 2008.
PTE Richard Lee Harris joined the NZ Army in February 2009 and was posted to 2/1 RNZIR. PTE Harris had previously deployed to Timor-Leste in 2009/2010.
- published: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 198459
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015.
This was the first haka performed as part of an official commemoration by New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula in nearly 100 years. The haka was performed to honour all those who fell during the Battle for Chunuk Bair from 6-10 August 1915.
The New Zealand Defence Force wished to acknowledge the generosity of the Turkish authorities in allowing the haka to be performed.
The haka performed is the New Zealand Defence Force haka, He Tauā.
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- published: 14 Aug 2015
- views: 8437
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012
- published: 09 Sep 2012
- views: 1443
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New
Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the
internet.
The expletive-laden footage, taken on a helmet-mounted camera and
lasting for more than 10 minutes, shows the incident at Baghak in August
last year where Lance Corporals Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer were
killed.
It was released on to YouTube last week and differs vastly from a sanitised version released some months ago by the New Zealand Defence Force.
A defence force spokesman said the footage showed the intensity of the situation during the Baghak incident.
"The action that took place on 4 August was a very complex, chaotic
and intense firefight. It is the most complex firefight NZ Defence Force
personnel have been involved in since Vietnam.
"Our soldiers performed well under fire, our weapons systems worked
effectively, international air support was able to be called in, and
lives were saved as a result of the actions of our personnel.
"In spite of the extreme pressure that the soldiers were under,
everyone who was involved in this contact displayed our core values of
courage, comradeship, commitment and integrity."
The spokesman said the defence force had edited the footage to
create a "comprehensible snapshot" of what happened and to render the
footage suitable for public viewing.
"NZDF is aware the unedited footage is in circulation.There is no
information in the film on Youtube which has not already been made
public. The footage does not compromise or risk operational security."
The spokesman said Military Police were investigating how the
footage was posted, including whether a serving defence force member was
involved.
- published: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 8201
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0:18IW New Rifles for the NZDF
IW New Rifles for the NZDFIW New Rifles for the NZDF
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016. -
1:20NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp TajiNZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can better counter the threat posed by ISIL (Dash) and deter its further advances. Task Group Taji, which is composed of New Zealand and Australian personnel, has trained 2100 Iraqi soldiers to date. The training covers weapons handling, combat first aid, live fire training and drills in complex warfighting environments (urban assault, counter-improvised explosive device, etc.) -
2:08Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTYWomen in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work, and how they are supported in their challenging but rewarding careers. https://www.defencecareers.mil.nz/women-in-the-nzdf/on-off-duty -
1:16Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running manKill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had to do the running man challenge as well to be the first defense force in the world to show off our dancing talent. -
2:18Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseasChristmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christmas will be a normal working day on operations, the deployed Kiwis will be able to mark the occasion, with some planning a traditional Christmas lunch and others a customary game of backyard cricket or rugby. Personnel in Antarctica, Korea, and parts of the Middle East may even experience a white Christmas. -
1:38NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic islandNZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shelter in case of an eruption. The island is 50 km off from the nearest shore and the container was placed on an old mining site to provide a natural protective barrier during an event of an eruption. -
3:06Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airportAnother sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil. They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCPL) Jacinda Baker, aged 26, and Private (PTE) Richard Harris, aged 21. They deployed with the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan, Afghanistan in April 2012. All three were from 2nd/1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (2/1 RNZIR) based in Burnham. CPL Luke Douglas Tamatea joined the NZ Army in February 2000 and was posted to 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) in Linton. He deployed to Timor-Leste in 2001, to Solomon Islands in 2003 and to Sumatra to help with the Tsunami in 2005. CPL Tamatea had also previously deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in 2007. CPL Tamatea was promoted to LCPL in September 2005 and to CPL in June 2008. LCPL Jacinda Francis Elyse Baker joined the NZ Army as a medic and was posted to Burnham Regional Support Company in April 2007. LCPL Baker was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in December 2007, and deployed to Solomon Islands in 2010. LCPL Baker received a Chief of Army Commendation in 2011 for her professionalism and courage during Exercise Southern Warrior in June 2008. LCPL Baker was promoted to LCPL in July 2008. PTE Richard Lee Harris joined the NZ Army in February 2009 and was posted to 2/1 RNZIR. PTE Harris had previously deployed to Timor-Leste in 2009/2010. -
3:18Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, TurkeyRare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015. This was the first haka performed as part of an official commemoration by New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula in nearly 100 years. The haka was performed to honour all those who fell during the Battle for Chunuk Bair from 6-10 August 1915. The New Zealand Defence Force wished to acknowledge the generosity of the Turkish authorities in allowing the haka to be performed. The haka performed is the New Zealand Defence Force haka, He Tauā. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewZealandDefenceForce Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nzdefenceforce -
2:17U.S Marines and NZDF Training Exercise
U.S Marines and NZDF Training ExerciseU.S Marines and NZDF Training Exercise
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012 -
10:18NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leakedNZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the internet. The expletive-laden footage, taken on a helmet-mounted camera and lasting for more than 10 minutes, shows the incident at Baghak in August last year where Lance Corporals Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer were killed. It was released on to YouTube last week and differs vastly from a sanitised version released some months ago by the New Zealand Defence Force. A defence force spokesman said the footage showed the intensity of the situation during the Baghak incident. "The action that took place on 4 August was a very complex, chaotic and intense firefight. It is the most complex firefight NZ Defence Force personnel have been involved in since Vietnam. "Our soldiers performed well under fire, our weapons systems worked effectively, international air support was able to be called in, and lives were saved as a result of the actions of our personnel. "In spite of the extreme pressure that the soldiers were under, everyone who was involved in this contact displayed our core values of courage, comradeship, commitment and integrity." The spokesman said the defence force had edited the footage to create a "comprehensible snapshot" of what happened and to render the footage suitable for public viewing. "NZDF is aware the unedited footage is in circulation.There is no information in the film on Youtube which has not already been made public. The footage does not compromise or risk operational security." The spokesman said Military Police were investigating how the footage was posted, including whether a serving defence force member was involved.
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IW New Rifles for the NZDF
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
published: 07 Dec 2015 -
NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can better counter the threat posed by ISIL (Dash) and deter its further advances. Task Group Taji, which is composed of New Zealand and Australian personnel, has trained 2100 Iraqi soldiers to date. The training covers weapons handling, combat first aid, live fire training and drills in complex warfighting environments (urban assault, counter-improvised explosive device, etc.)
published: 07 Oct 2015 -
Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work, and how they are supported in their challenging but rewarding careers. https://www.defencecareers.mil.nz/women-in-the-nzdf/on-off-duty
published: 08 Jun 2015 -
Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had to do the running man challenge as well to be the first defense force in the world to show off our dancing talent.
published: 11 May 2016 -
Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christmas will be a normal working day on operations, the deployed Kiwis will be able to mark the occasion, with some planning a traditional Christmas lunch and others a customary game of backyard cricket or rugby. Personnel in Antarctica, Korea, and parts of the Middle East may even experience a white Christmas.
published: 23 Dec 2015 -
NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shelter in case of an eruption. The island is 50 km off from the nearest shore and the container was placed on an old mining site to provide a natural protective barrier during an event of an eruption.
published: 12 Aug 2016 -
Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil. They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCPL) Jacinda Baker, aged 26, and Private (PTE) Richard Harris, aged 21. They deployed with the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan, Afghanistan in April 2012. All three were from 2nd/1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (2/1 RNZIR) based in Burnham. CPL Luke Douglas Tamatea joined the NZ Army in February 2000 and was posted to 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) in Linton. He deployed to Timor-Leste in 2001, to Solomon Islands in 2003 and to Sumatra to help with the Tsunami in 2005. CPL Tamatea had also previously deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in 2007. C...
published: 23 Aug 2012 -
Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015. This was the first haka performed as part of an official commemoration by New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula in nearly 100 years. The haka was performed to honour all those who fell during the Battle for Chunuk Bair from 6-10 August 1915. The New Zealand Defence Force wished to acknowledge the generosity of the Turkish authorities in allowing the haka to be performed. The haka performed is the New Zealand Defence Force haka, He Tauā. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewZealandDefenceForce Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nzdefenceforce
published: 14 Aug 2015 -
U.S Marines and NZDF Training Exercise
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012
published: 09 Sep 2012 -
NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the internet. The expletive-laden footage, taken on a helmet-mounted camera and lasting for more than 10 minutes, shows the incident at Baghak in August last year where Lance Corporals Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer were killed. It was released on to YouTube last week and differs vastly from a sanitised version released some months ago by the New Zealand Defence Force. A defence force spokesman said the footage showed the intensity of the situation during the Baghak incident. "The action that took place on 4 August was a very complex, chaotic and intense firefight. It is the most complex firefight NZ Defence Force personnel have been involved in since Vie...
published: 08 Jul 2013
IW New Rifles for the NZDF
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:18
- Updated: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 27010
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
wn.com/Iw New Rifles For The Nzdf
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
- published: 07 Dec 2015
- views: 27010
NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 9003
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can ...
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can better counter the threat posed by ISIL (Dash) and deter its further advances. Task Group Taji, which is composed of New Zealand and Australian personnel, has trained 2100 Iraqi soldiers to date. The training covers weapons handling, combat first aid, live fire training and drills in complex warfighting environments (urban assault, counter-improvised explosive device, etc.)
wn.com/Nzdf In Iraq Training Day At Camp Taji
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside the Australian Defence Force to train Iraqi Security Forces so they can better counter the threat posed by ISIL (Dash) and deter its further advances. Task Group Taji, which is composed of New Zealand and Australian personnel, has trained 2100 Iraqi soldiers to date. The training covers weapons handling, combat first aid, live fire training and drills in complex warfighting environments (urban assault, counter-improvised explosive device, etc.)
- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 9003
Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 08 Jun 2015
- views: 4519
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work...
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work, and how they are supported in their challenging but rewarding careers. https://www.defencecareers.mil.nz/women-in-the-nzdf/on-off-duty
wn.com/Women In The Nzdf – Beyond The Uniform Life On Duty
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand Defence Force. Find out how they balance family and friends with work, and how they are supported in their challenging but rewarding careers. https://www.defencecareers.mil.nz/women-in-the-nzdf/on-off-duty
- published: 08 Jun 2015
- views: 4519
Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:16
- Updated: 11 May 2016
- views: 1669
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had ...
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had to do the running man challenge as well to be the first defense force in the world to show off our dancing talent.
wn.com/Kill 22 Challenge And Nzdf Running Man
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets and 1 active duty per who commit suicide everyday in the USA and we had to do the running man challenge as well to be the first defense force in the world to show off our dancing talent.
- published: 11 May 2016
- views: 1669
Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 280
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christma...
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christmas will be a normal working day on operations, the deployed Kiwis will be able to mark the occasion, with some planning a traditional Christmas lunch and others a customary game of backyard cricket or rugby. Personnel in Antarctica, Korea, and parts of the Middle East may even experience a white Christmas.
wn.com/Christmas Messages From Nzdf Deployed Overseas
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operations around the world over the Christmas period this year. While Christmas will be a normal working day on operations, the deployed Kiwis will be able to mark the occasion, with some planning a traditional Christmas lunch and others a customary game of backyard cricket or rugby. Personnel in Antarctica, Korea, and parts of the Middle East may even experience a white Christmas.
- published: 23 Dec 2015
- views: 280
NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:38
- Updated: 12 Aug 2016
- views: 767
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shel...
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shelter in case of an eruption.
The island is 50 km off from the nearest shore and the container was placed on an old mining site to provide a natural protective barrier during an event of an eruption.
wn.com/Nzdf Lifting Emergency Shelter To A Volcanic Island
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volcanic White Island near Whakatane, to provide visitors an emergency shelter in case of an eruption.
The island is 50 km off from the nearest shore and the container was placed on an old mining site to provide a natural protective barrier during an event of an eruption.
- published: 12 Aug 2016
- views: 767
Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:06
- Updated: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 198459
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil.
They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCP...
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil.
They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCPL) Jacinda Baker, aged 26, and Private (PTE) Richard Harris, aged 21.
They deployed with the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan, Afghanistan in April 2012. All three were from 2nd/1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (2/1 RNZIR) based in Burnham.
CPL Luke Douglas Tamatea joined the NZ Army in February 2000 and was posted to 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) in Linton. He deployed to Timor-Leste in 2001, to Solomon Islands in 2003 and to Sumatra to help with the Tsunami in 2005. CPL Tamatea had also previously deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in 2007. CPL Tamatea was promoted to LCPL in September 2005 and to CPL in June 2008.
LCPL Jacinda Francis Elyse Baker joined the NZ Army as a medic and was posted to Burnham Regional Support Company in April 2007. LCPL Baker was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in December 2007, and deployed to Solomon Islands in 2010. LCPL Baker received a Chief of Army Commendation in 2011 for her professionalism and courage during Exercise Southern Warrior in June 2008. LCPL Baker was promoted to LCPL in July 2008.
PTE Richard Lee Harris joined the NZ Army in February 2009 and was posted to 2/1 RNZIR. PTE Harris had previously deployed to Timor-Leste in 2009/2010.
wn.com/Another Sad Day For Nzdf At Christchurch Airport
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soil.
They are Corporal (CPL) Luke Tamatea, aged 31, Lance Corporal (LCPL) Jacinda Baker, aged 26, and Private (PTE) Richard Harris, aged 21.
They deployed with the NZ Provincial Reconstruction Team in Bamyan, Afghanistan in April 2012. All three were from 2nd/1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (2/1 RNZIR) based in Burnham.
CPL Luke Douglas Tamatea joined the NZ Army in February 2000 and was posted to 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) in Linton. He deployed to Timor-Leste in 2001, to Solomon Islands in 2003 and to Sumatra to help with the Tsunami in 2005. CPL Tamatea had also previously deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in 2007. CPL Tamatea was promoted to LCPL in September 2005 and to CPL in June 2008.
LCPL Jacinda Francis Elyse Baker joined the NZ Army as a medic and was posted to Burnham Regional Support Company in April 2007. LCPL Baker was posted to 2/1 RNZIR in December 2007, and deployed to Solomon Islands in 2010. LCPL Baker received a Chief of Army Commendation in 2011 for her professionalism and courage during Exercise Southern Warrior in June 2008. LCPL Baker was promoted to LCPL in July 2008.
PTE Richard Lee Harris joined the NZ Army in February 2009 and was posted to 2/1 RNZIR. PTE Harris had previously deployed to Timor-Leste in 2009/2010.
- published: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 198459
Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 14 Aug 2015
- views: 8437
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015.
This was ...
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015.
This was the first haka performed as part of an official commemoration by New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula in nearly 100 years. The haka was performed to honour all those who fell during the Battle for Chunuk Bair from 6-10 August 1915.
The New Zealand Defence Force wished to acknowledge the generosity of the Turkish authorities in allowing the haka to be performed.
The haka performed is the New Zealand Defence Force haka, He Tauā.
Like us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/NewZealandDefenceForce
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wn.com/Rare Nzdf Haka At Chunuk Bair, Turkey
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark the centenary of the Battle for Chunk Bair on 8 August 2015.
This was the first haka performed as part of an official commemoration by New Zealand forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula in nearly 100 years. The haka was performed to honour all those who fell during the Battle for Chunuk Bair from 6-10 August 1915.
The New Zealand Defence Force wished to acknowledge the generosity of the Turkish authorities in allowing the haka to be performed.
The haka performed is the New Zealand Defence Force haka, He Tauā.
Like us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/NewZealandDefenceForce
Follow us on Twitter:
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- published: 14 Aug 2015
- views: 8437
U.S Marines and NZDF Training Exercise
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 09 Sep 2012
- views: 1443
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012
wn.com/U.S Marines And Nzdf Training Exercise
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters Air Strikes - 07.23.2012
- published: 09 Sep 2012
- views: 1443
NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:18
- Updated: 08 Jul 2013
- views: 8201
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New
Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the
internet.
The expletive-...
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New
Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the
internet.
The expletive-laden footage, taken on a helmet-mounted camera and
lasting for more than 10 minutes, shows the incident at Baghak in August
last year where Lance Corporals Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer were
killed.
It was released on to YouTube last week and differs vastly from a sanitised version released some months ago by the New Zealand Defence Force.
A defence force spokesman said the footage showed the intensity of the situation during the Baghak incident.
"The action that took place on 4 August was a very complex, chaotic
and intense firefight. It is the most complex firefight NZ Defence Force
personnel have been involved in since Vietnam.
"Our soldiers performed well under fire, our weapons systems worked
effectively, international air support was able to be called in, and
lives were saved as a result of the actions of our personnel.
"In spite of the extreme pressure that the soldiers were under,
everyone who was involved in this contact displayed our core values of
courage, comradeship, commitment and integrity."
The spokesman said the defence force had edited the footage to
create a "comprehensible snapshot" of what happened and to render the
footage suitable for public viewing.
"NZDF is aware the unedited footage is in circulation.There is no
information in the film on Youtube which has not already been made
public. The footage does not compromise or risk operational security."
The spokesman said Military Police were investigating how the
footage was posted, including whether a serving defence force member was
involved.
wn.com/Nzdf Unedited Full 10Min Footage Of Fatal Firefight Leaked
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New
Zealand soldiers in a fatal Afghan firefight was leaked on to the
internet.
The expletive-laden footage, taken on a helmet-mounted camera and
lasting for more than 10 minutes, shows the incident at Baghak in August
last year where Lance Corporals Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer were
killed.
It was released on to YouTube last week and differs vastly from a sanitised version released some months ago by the New Zealand Defence Force.
A defence force spokesman said the footage showed the intensity of the situation during the Baghak incident.
"The action that took place on 4 August was a very complex, chaotic
and intense firefight. It is the most complex firefight NZ Defence Force
personnel have been involved in since Vietnam.
"Our soldiers performed well under fire, our weapons systems worked
effectively, international air support was able to be called in, and
lives were saved as a result of the actions of our personnel.
"In spite of the extreme pressure that the soldiers were under,
everyone who was involved in this contact displayed our core values of
courage, comradeship, commitment and integrity."
The spokesman said the defence force had edited the footage to
create a "comprehensible snapshot" of what happened and to render the
footage suitable for public viewing.
"NZDF is aware the unedited footage is in circulation.There is no
information in the film on Youtube which has not already been made
public. The footage does not compromise or risk operational security."
The spokesman said Military Police were investigating how the
footage was posted, including whether a serving defence force member was
involved.
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IW New Rifles for the NZDF
A glimpse of the new state of the art rifles to be introduced into service in 2016.
published: 07 Dec 2015
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NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
More than 100 New Zealand Defence Force personnel were deployed in late April alongside th...
published: 07 Oct 2015
NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
NZDF in Iraq: Training Day at Camp Taji
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Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
Join six of our servicewomen to hear what life is really like for women in the New Zealand...
published: 08 Jun 2015
Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
Women in the NZDF – Beyond the Uniform: LIFE ON DUTY
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Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
NZDF pers today took part in the 22 push up challenge bringing awareness to the 22 vets an...
published: 11 May 2016
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Kill 22 challenge and NZDF Running man
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Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
Approximately 182 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) personnel will be deployed on operation...
published: 23 Dec 2015
Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
Christmas Messages from NZDF deployed overseas
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NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has airlifted a 2.4-tonne shipping container to volca...
published: 12 Aug 2016
NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
NZDF lifting emergency shelter to a volcanic island
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Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
The three soldiers killed in Afghanistan over the weekend have returned to New Zealand soi...
published: 23 Aug 2012
Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
Another sad day for NZDF at Christchurch airport
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Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
New Zealand Defence Force personnel perform a haka to the fallen at the service to mark th...
published: 14 Aug 2015
Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
Rare NZDF Haka at Chunuk Bair, Turkey
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U.S Marines and NZDF Training Exercise
Marines and New Zealand service members training on calling in coordinates for helicopters...
published: 09 Sep 2012
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NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
Military police are investigating how unedited footage showing New
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NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
NZDF unedited FULL 10min footage of fatal firefight leaked
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Nose Dive, The Church
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New Stuff, Das EFX
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Nosedive, Linea 77
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Nosedive, Tenfold
Nose Dive
Remembering eye brushes no obstacle
You feel nothing, nothing touches you
Nothing, nothing coming through
Disrupt this transmission
Blood money transfusion
Nor is that conclusion really true
You sell up your stocks and buy out your bonds
You're down to your socks and you're waving your wand
But it sure aint magic I guess you aint a real blonde
I wanted this to be
Something really fine
Starlight into mystery
Clock provides the time
Your canopy snaps and your engine is gone
Your altitude drops and you've lost all your guns
Your flying days are surely nearly done
Your goose is cooked and there's too many chiefs
Spoiling the rot that the Indians eat
Can I have some more, just leave off that meat
You fall from a dream into your bed and scream
You fall from a scream into your bed and dream
Wreckage from another crash
Litter under camouflage
Wreckage from another crash
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The Knowns and Unknowns of Donald Trump's Foreign Policy
Edit The Atlantic 19 Nov 2016
By the time modern American presidents receive the keys to the White House, learn the identities of intelligence assets around the world, and obtain the nuclear-weapons codes, they have traditionally been well-defined, both by their long careers in public service by and an arduous election campaign. Their positions have been anchored to a coherent worldview and governing philosophy ... history, President-elect Donald J ... In March, Eliot A....
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Fight for Mosul: One month on
Edit CNN 19 Nov 2016
(CNN)Suicide bombs and street-to-street fighting, human shields and a humanitarian crisis. The battle to recapture Mosul from ISIS has been raging for a month. So where do things stand?. Are Iraqi-led forces close to victory, or are the militants digging in for a lengthy and dogged war of attrition?. The battle. Iraqi special forces soldiers move in formation in an alley on the outskirts of Mosul ... Read More ... Gen ... READ MORE. Inside Mosul ... Gen ... ....
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Obama Warns Europe of A 'Meaner' World In Coming Years
Edit Opposing Views 19 Nov 2016
In a shift away from his messages of optimism for Donald Trump's upcoming presidency, President Barack Obama warned Berliners on November 18 that the growing nationalist movements in the U.S. and Europe could lead to a "meaner" world if they remain unchecked ... "There are going to be forces that argue for cynicism. For looking the other way with somebody else's problems ... ....
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British parliament approves draconian surveillance measure
Edit Press TV 19 Nov 2016
The British parliament has approved a controversial bill which provides new bulk surveillance powers to police and intelligence services that critics have condemned as the most intrusive of any western country ... The bill also allows the government to force phone-makers to hack into people’s handsets. It is likely to be enforced in a matter of weeks ... Critics also warned the impact of the legislation would reach beyond Britain ... ....
NZDF Thanks Foreign Crews for Supporting Relief Effort
Edit Scoop 19 Nov 2016
In an exceptionally Kiwi way, the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) thanked a multinational crew of Australian, Canadian and US military personnel for supporting its disaster relief operation during a traditional powhiri at Kaikoura’s local marae this afternoon ... ....
NZDF Aid Convoy Arrives in Kaikoura
Edit Scoop 18 Nov 2016
18 November 2016 NZDF AID CONVOY ARRIVES IN KAIKOURA A convoy of 27 New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) trucks braved bad weather and risks of further landslides to bring much-needed fuel and water supplies to quake-damaged Kaikoura this afternoon ... ....
Police response Kaikoura Day 4 (New Zealand Police)
Edit Public Technologies 17 Nov 2016
Police have today continued working with partner agencies who have been conducting welfare checks and needs assessments in remote areas of Kaikoura using New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) helicopters. Yesterday Police, USAR, and welfare staff flew to remote and isolated areas north of Kaikoura by NZDF helicopter to conduct welfare checks and assess the needs of those who have been impacted by Monday's earthquake....
Foreign Warships Arrive to Help Kaikoura
Edit Scoop 17 Nov 2016
Warships from Australia, Canada and the United States, with about 660 sailors and four helicopters between them, are in Kaikoura to support the New Zealand Defence Force’s (NZDF) disaster relief operation ... ....
Police response Kaikoura Day 4
Edit Scoop 17 Nov 2016
Police have today continued working with partner agencies who have been conducting welfare checks and needs assessments in remote areas of Kaikoura using New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) helicopters ... ....
New Zealand’s ‘Pentagon’ & ‘Langley’ Wrecked by Earthquake
Edit Scoop 16 Nov 2016
New Zealand First is concerned at New Zealand’s national security given the relatively new buildings housing the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) and GCSB/SIS have been evacuated ... ....
NZDF’s Disaster Relief Operation Maintains High Tempo
Edit Scoop 16 Nov 2016
The New Zealand Defence Force’s (NZDF) disaster relief operation has maintained its high tempo with the arrival of amphibious sealift ship HMNZS Canterbury and offshore patrol vessel HMNZS Wellington in Kaikoura this morning ... ....
New Defence Capability Plan released (New Zealand Government)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Nov 2016
(Source. New Zealand Government). Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has today launched the Defence Capability Plan 2016, detailing the $20 billion investment in capability needed out to 2030 ... 'New Zealanders expect NZDF personnel to be well equipped and trained for operations, and the significant investment in new capabilities detailed in this Plan will ensure that this occurs,' Mr Brownlee says ... (noodl. 36328297) ....
New Defence Capability Plan released (Ministry of Defence of New Zealand)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Nov 2016
(Source. Ministry of Defence of New Zealand). Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has today launched the Defence Capability Plan 2016, detailing the $20 billion investment in capability needed out to 2030 ... 'New Zealanders expect NZDF personnel to be well equipped and trained for operations, and the significant investment in new capabilities detailed in this Plan will ensure that this occurs,' Mr Brownlee says ... (noodl. 36328408) ....
Rescue in full swing, choppers lifting people from NZ quake areas
Edit Newstrack India 16 Nov 2016
Auckland, Nov 16 (IANS) Rescue efforts continued at full swing on Wednesday in Kaikoura, one of the worst hit in the 7.5 magnitude earthquake that shook New Zealand's South Island on November 13, officials here said ... The New Zealand Herald said residents and tourists in Kaikoura have been evacuated by air and sea as the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) stepped up its evacuation efforts in the quake-damaged coastal town ... --IANS ... ....
International offers of help appreciated (New Zealand Government)
Edit Public Technologies 15 Nov 2016
'The US has also offered the NZDF the use of one of its P-3 Orions to help with surveillance flights. 'NZDF's offshore patrol vessel, the HMNZS Wellington, is currently on its way to the Kaikoura coast, where it will conduct seabed surveillance to determine whether the HMNZS Canterbury docks at Kaikoura or anchors offshore ... 'The US has also offered the NZDF the use of one of its P-3 Orions to help with surveillance flights....
International offers of help appreciated (Ministry of Defence of New Zealand)
Edit Public Technologies 15 Nov 2016
'The US has also offered the NZDF the use of one of its P-3 Orions to help with surveillance flights. 'NZDF's offshore patrol vessel, the HMNZS Wellington, is currently on its way to the Kaikoura coast, where it will conduct seabed surveillance to determine whether the HMNZS Canterbury docks at Kaikoura or anchors offshore ... 'The US has also offered the NZDF the use of one of its P-3 Orions to help with surveillance flights....
Thousands stranded in New Zealand after earthquakes, flooding
Edit CNN 15 Nov 2016
(CNN)After being rocked by a deadly 7.8-magnitude earthquake, a wave of powerful aftershocks and heavy rain, thousands are now stranded in New Zealand. Helicopters are being sent to airlift trapped tourists and locals from cut-off communities in the Hurunui and Kaikoura districts, according to the New Zealand Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management ... NEWS . ... CNN Map ... Read More ... NEWS .. NZDF surveys quake-damaged areas ... Replay ... ....
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