- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 8976
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This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the core military skills they need in order to serve in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. This video covers the trials and tribulations these trainees face during the intense 12 week course.
Interested in joining? Click here for more info: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/
Produced, Filmed & Edited by Aaron Falvey
Crown Copyright 2008.
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got 'the right stuff.'
Ohakea is where all RNZAF pilots earn their wings but before they even get to touch the controls of an aircraft, each pilot hopeful has already successfully completed a 22-week Initial Officer Training Course at RNZAF Base Woodbourne. At Ohakea they will spend five weeks in the 'classroom' and need to pass regular tests with a minimum of 80% before they get fitted with their very own flying helmet, safety vest and parachute and take to the sky.
Matthew skips the usual prerequisites and is taken to be fitted with is helmet and other equipment, including sick bags, before being taken on his 'famil' or familiarisation flight. Commanding Officer of Pilot Training Squadron, Squadron Leader Anthony Budd, gives Matthew a thrilling flight in the CT4E training aircraft with plenty of aerobatics thrown in for good measure. As Anthony says, the aim of the flight is "to whet your appetite and generally see how much aerobatics you can take without throwing up!"
Mission accomplished and if Matthew were undertaking his training for real, once conquering the CT4E trainer, he'd be on to the King Air twin engine aircraft for further training to make up his 200+ hours required to achieve his wings.
Once a training pilot has successfully completed these hours during the course of around 18 months and has his or her wings, they will then be posted to a squadron where they will continue their learning on larger aircraft such as the P3 Orion, Hercules, Boeing 757 or Iroquois helicopter. A virtual trainer (simulator) is used to assist with training and is also a vital tool for learning how to deal with emergency situations.
There are some 177 pilots in the RNZAF and of those, around 75 are actively flying. As a career choice, the RNZAF offers outstanding opportunities to not only be paid as you learn, but to experience a wide range of social benefits not to mention opportunities for overseas travel and working alongside like-minded, motivated people.
For Matthew, a taste of what could be during his discovery of life as a pilot trainee has definitely been an incredible experience and has now got him thinking it could be just the job for him!
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
- published: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 80885
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai.
The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooking that you love - plus a whole lot more!
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- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 772
Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!!
There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share.
I will try my best to answer any questions.
On Sunday March 6 2016 I wen to the Air NZ Engineering open day which was held at the maintenance hangar. I am airside, literally 7 metres from the aircraft.
As you can see the video is shaky just like my previous video where I am not using my tripod.
Aircraft Description
Airline: Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF)
Reg #: NZ1407
Aircraft: Beechcraft T-6C Texan II (Trainer)
Destination: Whenuapai Airport (RNZAF base, north of Auckland)
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Engine Type: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop
Flimed on March 6 2016
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- published: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 2850
A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand.
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- published: 09 Feb 2011
- views: 228128
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: T-6C Texan II
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Power Plant: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop (820kwh)
Length: 10.16m (33ft.4in)
Wingspan: 10.19m (33ft.5in)
Propellers: 4 bladed Hartzell Propeller
Gross weight: 2.858kg (6,300lb)
Cruise speed: 515km/h (278kts)
Max speed: 586km/h (316kts)
Max range: 1,667km
The T-6C Texan II aircraft will be used to train our Royal New Zealand Air Force pilots on their Pilot course. This new capability will deliver 15-20 appropriately trained pilots annually. Following completion of WINGS, pilots will move straight into either multi-engine conversion training (fixed-wing aircraft) or rotary-wing conversion training (helicopters).
The 11 T-6C Texan II aircraft will replace the CT-4E Air trainer while the B200 fleet will remain as the multi-engine conversion training aircraft. Two fixed base flight simulators and 12 avionics desktop trainers are also part of this complete training package.
The T-6C aircraft are purpose built for military training and have the latest technology including; ejection seats, collision-avoidance and ground awareness warning systems, a pressurised cockpit and personal locator beacons for each pilot.
All aircraft will be delivered by mid-2015 and the first new pilot training course will start in 2016. The T-6C Texan II aircraft are expected to remain in service with RNZAF for 30 years.
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- published: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 518
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: C-130H Hercules
Manufacture: Lockheed (USA)
Power plant: 4 x Allison T56-A-15 engines (4,910 shaft horsepower)
Length: 29.8m(98ft)
Wingspan: 40.5m (133ft)
Height: 11.7m(38ft)
Basic weight: 34,927kgs (77,000lbs)
Gross weight: 70,307kgs (155,000lbs)
Max payload: 17,250kgs (38,000lbs)
Max fuel: 28,540kgs (62,920lbs)
Ferry Range: Approx 7,400km (4,000NM)
Typical Range: Range of approx 4,100km (2,200NM) with payload of 12,700Kgs (28,000Ibs)
Note: All performance figures for still air, ISA conditions with standard fuel reserves
Cruising speed: 555 km/h (300kts)
Operational altitude: Sea level - 12,802m (42,000ft)
Crew: Two pilots, one navigator, one flight engineer and two loadmasters
Passenger Configuration: 92 Troops or 64 Paratroops
Medivac Configuration: 74 stretchers
Freight Configuration: 6 cargo pallets
The C-130 Hercules element of the FWTF is provided by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. The Squadron is equipped with a total fleet of five C-130 Hercules aircraft which have recently been upgraded to the C-130H (NZ) following a Life Extension Programme (LEP).
The C-130 aircraft conducts strategic and tactical air transport tasks including the deployment and transportation of personnel and equipment, support to NZDF exercises, aeromedical evacuation, to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. They also provide a range of support services to Government and the community, including the United States Antarctic Programme.
No. 40 Squadron provides six C-130 crews, usually of six personnel being a pilot captain, co-pilot, air warfare officer, air engineer and two air loadmasters to conduct directed tasks after bringing the C-130H (NZ) aircraft into service.
Fleet History:
The RNZAF currently operates five C-130 Hercules. It took delivery of the first three Hercules (NZ7001 - NZ7003) in 1965. These were the first C-130H production models off the Lockheed production line. A further two C-130H, (NZ7004 - NZ7005) were added in 1969. The aircraft have undergone a modernisation and structural improvement programme to ensure that they last until 2015.
Source: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/about-us/what-we-do/aircraft/hercules.htm
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- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 729
Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years.
Jerry explains what's involved with the role and Ashleigh learns it covers a whole range of skills including investigation, ground defence, base and drill security which are applied to the likes of protecting an aircraft, protecting VIPs to providing security for convoys.
With that in mind, first stop is the rifle range as an air security specialist must be a proficient marksman.
With paintball rifle in hand, Ashleigh tries her hand at target shooting and is then put through her paces 'in the field' so to speak with targets popping up as she works through the Real Action Marker training.
Next up she gains an insight into the role dogs play in the security of an air force base before learning about the '9 seconds to survive' rule when donning a protective suit and mask used in training for a biological, chemical, radioactive or nuclear event.
Investigation is also part of the air security special role and Ashleigh joins Corporate Olivia Davies and sees her interviewing skills at work and learns a little more about the investigation aspect of the job.
Then it's on to the parade ground. Marching is the quickest and most efficient way to move groups of people from one area to another and Ashleigh tests her skills at getting the group to move as they should.
Finally, Ashleigh is on night patrol with Sgt Jerry Drummond and his German shepherd when an intruder is apprehended. Maintaining the security of RNZAF aircraft is a vital aspect of the air security specialist's tasks as Ashleigh learns first hand.
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
- published: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 9635
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25:36Documentary - RNZAF Recruit Course
Documentary - RNZAF Recruit CourseDocumentary - RNZAF Recruit Course
This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the core military skills they need in order to serve in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. This video covers the trials and tribulations these trainees face during the intense 12 week course. Interested in joining? Click here for more info: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/ Produced, Filmed & Edited by Aaron Falvey Crown Copyright 2008. -
3:24RNZAF Skyhawk Scramble
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21:18A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)
A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got 'the right stuff.' Ohakea is where all RNZAF pilots earn their wings but before they even get to touch the controls of an aircraft, each pilot hopeful has already successfully completed a 22-week Initial Officer Training Course at RNZAF Base Woodbourne. At Ohakea they will spend five weeks in the 'classroom' and need to pass regular tests with a minimum of 80% before they get fitted with their very own flying helmet, safety vest and parachute and take to the sky. Matthew skips the usual prerequisites and is taken to be fitted with is helmet and other equipment, including sick bags, before being taken on his 'famil' or familiarisation flight. Commanding Officer of Pilot Training Squadron, Squadron Leader Anthony Budd, gives Matthew a thrilling flight in the CT4E training aircraft with plenty of aerobatics thrown in for good measure. As Anthony says, the aim of the flight is "to whet your appetite and generally see how much aerobatics you can take without throwing up!" Mission accomplished and if Matthew were undertaking his training for real, once conquering the CT4E trainer, he'd be on to the King Air twin engine aircraft for further training to make up his 200+ hours required to achieve his wings. Once a training pilot has successfully completed these hours during the course of around 18 months and has his or her wings, they will then be posted to a squadron where they will continue their learning on larger aircraft such as the P3 Orion, Hercules, Boeing 757 or Iroquois helicopter. A virtual trainer (simulator) is used to assist with training and is also a vital tool for learning how to deal with emergency situations. There are some 177 pilots in the RNZAF and of those, around 75 are actively flying. As a career choice, the RNZAF offers outstanding opportunities to not only be paid as you learn, but to experience a wide range of social benefits not to mention opportunities for overseas travel and working alongside like-minded, motivated people. For Matthew, a taste of what could be during his discovery of life as a pilot trainee has definitely been an incredible experience and has now got him thinking it could be just the job for him! Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz -
4:39Live at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force Base
Live at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force BaseLive at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force Base
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai. The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooking that you love - plus a whole lot more! Visit us online at: http://the430show.co.nz Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter: @the430show -
8:28RNZAF Just the Job - Pilot
RNZAF Just the Job - Pilot -
3:35RNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland Airport
RNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland AirportRNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland Airport
Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!! There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share. I will try my best to answer any questions. On Sunday March 6 2016 I wen to the Air NZ Engineering open day which was held at the maintenance hangar. I am airside, literally 7 metres from the aircraft. As you can see the video is shaky just like my previous video where I am not using my tripod. Aircraft Description Airline: Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Reg #: NZ1407 Aircraft: Beechcraft T-6C Texan II (Trainer) Destination: Whenuapai Airport (RNZAF base, north of Auckland) Manufacturer: Beechcraft Engine Type: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop Flimed on March 6 2016 Social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiJiTHD Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MiJiTHD Also check out My Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD My Playlists: https://www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD/playlists Music: Crest by Codeko (NCS release): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1jqaK49SgU Follow Codeko: http://soundcloud.com/codeko https://www.facebook.com/codekomusic http://www.youtube.com/figuremusic MiJiT HD Copyright 2016. If you would like to use any part of this video, please contact me. -
6:31RNZAF UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter
RNZAF UH-1H Iroquois HelicopterRNZAF UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter
A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand. -- http://www.aviationfilm.com Copyright © 2003 Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit. -
7:38RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft. Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you. Filmed 27 March 2016 RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force) Aircraft: T-6C Texan II Manufacturer: Beechcraft Power Plant: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop (820kwh) Length: 10.16m (33ft.4in) Wingspan: 10.19m (33ft.5in) Propellers: 4 bladed Hartzell Propeller Gross weight: 2.858kg (6,300lb) Cruise speed: 515km/h (278kts) Max speed: 586km/h (316kts) Max range: 1,667km The T-6C Texan II aircraft will be used to train our Royal New Zealand Air Force pilots on their Pilot course. This new capability will deliver 15-20 appropriately trained pilots annually. Following completion of WINGS, pilots will move straight into either multi-engine conversion training (fixed-wing aircraft) or rotary-wing conversion training (helicopters). The 11 T-6C Texan II aircraft will replace the CT-4E Air trainer while the B200 fleet will remain as the multi-engine conversion training aircraft. Two fixed base flight simulators and 12 avionics desktop trainers are also part of this complete training package. The T-6C aircraft are purpose built for military training and have the latest technology including; ejection seats, collision-avoidance and ground awareness warning systems, a pressurised cockpit and personal locator beacons for each pilot. All aircraft will be delivered by mid-2015 and the first new pilot training course will start in 2016. The T-6C Texan II aircraft are expected to remain in service with RNZAF for 30 years. Social Media Facebook: www.facebook.com/MiJiTHD Twitter: www.twitter.com/MiJiTHD My Channel: www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD Check out my playlists here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD/playlists MiJiT HD Copyright 2016. If you would like to use any part of this video, please contact me. -
8:51RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft. Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you. Filmed 27 March 2016 RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force) Aircraft: C-130H Hercules Manufacture: Lockheed (USA) Power plant: 4 x Allison T56-A-15 engines (4,910 shaft horsepower) Length: 29.8m(98ft) Wingspan: 40.5m (133ft) Height: 11.7m(38ft) Basic weight: 34,927kgs (77,000lbs) Gross weight: 70,307kgs (155,000lbs) Max payload: 17,250kgs (38,000lbs) Max fuel: 28,540kgs (62,920lbs) Ferry Range: Approx 7,400km (4,000NM) Typical Range: Range of approx 4,100km (2,200NM) with payload of 12,700Kgs (28,000Ibs) Note: All performance figures for still air, ISA conditions with standard fuel reserves Cruising speed: 555 km/h (300kts) Operational altitude: Sea level - 12,802m (42,000ft) Crew: Two pilots, one navigator, one flight engineer and two loadmasters Passenger Configuration: 92 Troops or 64 Paratroops Medivac Configuration: 74 stretchers Freight Configuration: 6 cargo pallets The C-130 Hercules element of the FWTF is provided by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. The Squadron is equipped with a total fleet of five C-130 Hercules aircraft which have recently been upgraded to the C-130H (NZ) following a Life Extension Programme (LEP). The C-130 aircraft conducts strategic and tactical air transport tasks including the deployment and transportation of personnel and equipment, support to NZDF exercises, aeromedical evacuation, to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. They also provide a range of support services to Government and the community, including the United States Antarctic Programme. No. 40 Squadron provides six C-130 crews, usually of six personnel being a pilot captain, co-pilot, air warfare officer, air engineer and two air loadmasters to conduct directed tasks after bringing the C-130H (NZ) aircraft into service. Fleet History: The RNZAF currently operates five C-130 Hercules. It took delivery of the first three Hercules (NZ7001 - NZ7003) in 1965. These were the first C-130H production models off the Lockheed production line. A further two C-130H, (NZ7004 - NZ7005) were added in 1969. The aircraft have undergone a modernisation and structural improvement programme to ensure that they last until 2015. Source: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/about-us/what-we-do/aircraft/hercules.htm Social Media Facebook: www.facebook.com/MiJiTHD Twitter: www.twitter.com/MiJiTHD My Channel: www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD Check out my playlists here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MiJiTHD/playlists MiJiT HD Copyright 2016. If you would like to use any part of this video, please contact me. -
7:28A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years. Jerry explains what's involved with the role and Ashleigh learns it covers a whole range of skills including investigation, ground defence, base and drill security which are applied to the likes of protecting an aircraft, protecting VIPs to providing security for convoys. With that in mind, first stop is the rifle range as an air security specialist must be a proficient marksman. With paintball rifle in hand, Ashleigh tries her hand at target shooting and is then put through her paces 'in the field' so to speak with targets popping up as she works through the Real Action Marker training. Next up she gains an insight into the role dogs play in the security of an air force base before learning about the '9 seconds to survive' rule when donning a protective suit and mask used in training for a biological, chemical, radioactive or nuclear event. Investigation is also part of the air security special role and Ashleigh joins Corporate Olivia Davies and sees her interviewing skills at work and learns a little more about the investigation aspect of the job. Then it's on to the parade ground. Marching is the quickest and most efficient way to move groups of people from one area to another and Ashleigh tests her skills at getting the group to move as they should. Finally, Ashleigh is on night patrol with Sgt Jerry Drummond and his German shepherd when an intruder is apprehended. Maintaining the security of RNZAF aircraft is a vital aspect of the air security specialist's tasks as Ashleigh learns first hand. Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
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Documentary - RNZAF Recruit Course
This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the core military skills they need in order to serve in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. This video covers the trials and tribulations these trainees face during the intense 12 week course. Interested in joining? Click here for more info: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/ Produced, Filmed & Edited by Aaron Falvey Crown Copyright 2008.
published: 19 Jun 2015 -
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A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got 'the right stuff.' Ohakea is where all RNZAF pilots earn their wings but before they even get to touch the controls of an aircraft, each pilot hopeful has already successfully completed a 22-week Initial Officer Training Course at RNZAF Base Woodbourne. At Ohakea they will spend five weeks in the 'classroom' and need to pass regular tests with a minimum of 80% before they get fitted with their very own flying helmet, safety vest and parachute and take to the sky. Matthew skips the usual prerequisites and is taken to be fitted with is helmet and other equipment, including sick bags, before being taken on his 'famil' or familiaris...
published: 20 Sep 2012 -
Live at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force Base
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai. The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooking that you love - plus a whole lot more! Visit us online at: http://the430show.co.nz Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter: @the430show
published: 09 Oct 2015 -
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RNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland Airport
Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!! There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share. I will try my best to answer any questions. On Sunday March 6 2016 I wen to the Air NZ Engineering open day which was held at the maintenance hangar. I am airside, literally 7 metres from the aircraft. As you can see the video is shaky just like my previous video where I am not using my tripod. Aircraft Description Airline: Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Reg #: NZ1407 Aircraft: Beechcraft T-6C Texan II (Trainer) Destination: Whenuapai Airport (RNZAF base, north of Auckland) Manufacturer: Beechcraft Engine Type: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop Flimed on March 6 2016 Social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiJiTHD Twitter: https:...
published: 07 Mar 2016 -
RNZAF UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter
A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand. -- http://www.aviationfilm.com Copyright © 2003 Historical Aviation Film Unit This video material may not be reproduced in any form (except as an embedded video on any other website), without the written permission of the Historical Aviation Film Unit.
published: 09 Feb 2011 -
RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft. Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you. Filmed 27 March 2016 RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force) Aircraft: T-6C Texan II Manufacturer: Beechcraft Power Plant: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop (820kwh) Length: 10.16m (33ft.4in) Wingspan: 10.19m (33ft.5in) Propellers: 4 bladed Hartzell Propeller Gross weight: 2.858kg (6,300lb) Cruise speed: 515km/h (278kts) Max speed: 586km/h (316kts) Max range: 1,667km The T-6C Texan II aircraft will be used to train our Royal New Zealand Air Force pilots on their Pilot course. This new capability will deliver 15-20...
published: 19 Apr 2016 -
RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft. Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you. Filmed 27 March 2016 RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force) Aircraft: C-130H Hercules Manufacture: Lockheed (USA) Power plant: 4 x Allison T56-A-15 engines (4,910 shaft horsepower) Length: 29.8m(98ft) Wingspan: 40.5m (133ft) Height: 11.7m(38ft) Basic weight: 34,927kgs (77,000lbs) Gross weight: 70,307kgs (155,000lbs) Max payload: 17,250kgs (38,000lbs) Max fuel: 28,540kgs (62,920lbs) Ferry Range: Approx 7,400km (4,000NM) Typical Range: Range of approx 4,100km (2,200NM) with payload of 12,700Kgs (28,000Ibs) Note: All performance...
published: 14 Apr 2016 -
A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years. Jerry explains what's involved with the role and Ashleigh learns it covers a whole range of skills including investigation, ground defence, base and drill security which are applied to the likes of protecting an aircraft, protecting VIPs to providing security for convoys. With that in mind, first stop is the rifle range as an air security specialist must be a proficient marksman. With paintball rifle in hand, Ashleigh tries her hand at target shooting and is then put through her paces 'in the field' so to speak with targets popping up as she works through the Real Action Marker training. Next up she gains an insight into the role dogs play in th...
published: 13 Sep 2012
Documentary - RNZAF Recruit Course
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- Duration: 25:36
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 8976
This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the...
This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the core military skills they need in order to serve in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. This video covers the trials and tribulations these trainees face during the intense 12 week course.
Interested in joining? Click here for more info: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/
Produced, Filmed & Edited by Aaron Falvey
Crown Copyright 2008.
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This documentary follows the lives of several Air Force trainees as they embark on a 12 Week Recruit Course. This RNZAF Course is designed to teach trainees the core military skills they need in order to serve in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. This video covers the trials and tribulations these trainees face during the intense 12 week course.
Interested in joining? Click here for more info: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/
Produced, Filmed & Edited by Aaron Falvey
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- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 8976
RNZAF Skyhawk Scramble
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- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 05 May 2008
- views: 27878
A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)
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- Duration: 21:18
- Updated: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 80885
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got ...
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got 'the right stuff.'
Ohakea is where all RNZAF pilots earn their wings but before they even get to touch the controls of an aircraft, each pilot hopeful has already successfully completed a 22-week Initial Officer Training Course at RNZAF Base Woodbourne. At Ohakea they will spend five weeks in the 'classroom' and need to pass regular tests with a minimum of 80% before they get fitted with their very own flying helmet, safety vest and parachute and take to the sky.
Matthew skips the usual prerequisites and is taken to be fitted with is helmet and other equipment, including sick bags, before being taken on his 'famil' or familiarisation flight. Commanding Officer of Pilot Training Squadron, Squadron Leader Anthony Budd, gives Matthew a thrilling flight in the CT4E training aircraft with plenty of aerobatics thrown in for good measure. As Anthony says, the aim of the flight is "to whet your appetite and generally see how much aerobatics you can take without throwing up!"
Mission accomplished and if Matthew were undertaking his training for real, once conquering the CT4E trainer, he'd be on to the King Air twin engine aircraft for further training to make up his 200+ hours required to achieve his wings.
Once a training pilot has successfully completed these hours during the course of around 18 months and has his or her wings, they will then be posted to a squadron where they will continue their learning on larger aircraft such as the P3 Orion, Hercules, Boeing 757 or Iroquois helicopter. A virtual trainer (simulator) is used to assist with training and is also a vital tool for learning how to deal with emergency situations.
There are some 177 pilots in the RNZAF and of those, around 75 are actively flying. As a career choice, the RNZAF offers outstanding opportunities to not only be paid as you learn, but to experience a wide range of social benefits not to mention opportunities for overseas travel and working alongside like-minded, motivated people.
For Matthew, a taste of what could be during his discovery of life as a pilot trainee has definitely been an incredible experience and has now got him thinking it could be just the job for him!
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
wn.com/A Career As A Rnzaf Pilot (Training) (Jtjs62012)
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school where he's in for the ride of his life and will find out if he's got 'the right stuff.'
Ohakea is where all RNZAF pilots earn their wings but before they even get to touch the controls of an aircraft, each pilot hopeful has already successfully completed a 22-week Initial Officer Training Course at RNZAF Base Woodbourne. At Ohakea they will spend five weeks in the 'classroom' and need to pass regular tests with a minimum of 80% before they get fitted with their very own flying helmet, safety vest and parachute and take to the sky.
Matthew skips the usual prerequisites and is taken to be fitted with is helmet and other equipment, including sick bags, before being taken on his 'famil' or familiarisation flight. Commanding Officer of Pilot Training Squadron, Squadron Leader Anthony Budd, gives Matthew a thrilling flight in the CT4E training aircraft with plenty of aerobatics thrown in for good measure. As Anthony says, the aim of the flight is "to whet your appetite and generally see how much aerobatics you can take without throwing up!"
Mission accomplished and if Matthew were undertaking his training for real, once conquering the CT4E trainer, he'd be on to the King Air twin engine aircraft for further training to make up his 200+ hours required to achieve his wings.
Once a training pilot has successfully completed these hours during the course of around 18 months and has his or her wings, they will then be posted to a squadron where they will continue their learning on larger aircraft such as the P3 Orion, Hercules, Boeing 757 or Iroquois helicopter. A virtual trainer (simulator) is used to assist with training and is also a vital tool for learning how to deal with emergency situations.
There are some 177 pilots in the RNZAF and of those, around 75 are actively flying. As a career choice, the RNZAF offers outstanding opportunities to not only be paid as you learn, but to experience a wide range of social benefits not to mention opportunities for overseas travel and working alongside like-minded, motivated people.
For Matthew, a taste of what could be during his discovery of life as a pilot trainee has definitely been an incredible experience and has now got him thinking it could be just the job for him!
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
- published: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 80885
Live at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force Base
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- Duration: 4:39
- Updated: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 772
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai.
The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooki...
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai.
The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooking that you love - plus a whole lot more!
Visit us online at: http://the430show.co.nz
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Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai.
The 4.30 Show is New Zealand's number one destination for the entertainment, sport, pranks, fashion and cooking that you love - plus a whole lot more!
Visit us online at: http://the430show.co.nz
Find us on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter: @the430show
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 772
RNZAF Just the Job - Pilot
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- Duration: 8:28
- Updated: 12 Feb 2010
- views: 6241
Niki is interested in becoming a pilot. Here she spends a day with a RNZAF pilot and finds out about what they do on a daily basis.
Niki is interested in becoming a pilot. Here she spends a day with a RNZAF pilot and finds out about what they do on a daily basis.
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RNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland Airport
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- Duration: 3:35
- Updated: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 2850
Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!!
There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share.
I will try my best to answ...
Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!!
There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share.
I will try my best to answer any questions.
On Sunday March 6 2016 I wen to the Air NZ Engineering open day which was held at the maintenance hangar. I am airside, literally 7 metres from the aircraft.
As you can see the video is shaky just like my previous video where I am not using my tripod.
Aircraft Description
Airline: Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF)
Reg #: NZ1407
Aircraft: Beechcraft T-6C Texan II (Trainer)
Destination: Whenuapai Airport (RNZAF base, north of Auckland)
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Engine Type: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop
Flimed on March 6 2016
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Welcome to another plane spotting video everyone!!
There is a lot more content on the way so subscribe for more, also like and share.
I will try my best to answer any questions.
On Sunday March 6 2016 I wen to the Air NZ Engineering open day which was held at the maintenance hangar. I am airside, literally 7 metres from the aircraft.
As you can see the video is shaky just like my previous video where I am not using my tripod.
Aircraft Description
Airline: Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF)
Reg #: NZ1407
Aircraft: Beechcraft T-6C Texan II (Trainer)
Destination: Whenuapai Airport (RNZAF base, north of Auckland)
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Engine Type: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop
Flimed on March 6 2016
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Also check out
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Music:
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- published: 07 Mar 2016
- views: 2850
RNZAF UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter
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- Duration: 6:31
- Updated: 09 Feb 2011
- views: 228128
A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand.
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A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand.
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A Royal New Zealand Air Force 'Huey' display during the Classic Fighters 2003 airshow at Blenheim, New Zealand.
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- published: 09 Feb 2011
- views: 228128
RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
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- Duration: 7:38
- Updated: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 518
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of ...
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: T-6C Texan II
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Power Plant: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop (820kwh)
Length: 10.16m (33ft.4in)
Wingspan: 10.19m (33ft.5in)
Propellers: 4 bladed Hartzell Propeller
Gross weight: 2.858kg (6,300lb)
Cruise speed: 515km/h (278kts)
Max speed: 586km/h (316kts)
Max range: 1,667km
The T-6C Texan II aircraft will be used to train our Royal New Zealand Air Force pilots on their Pilot course. This new capability will deliver 15-20 appropriately trained pilots annually. Following completion of WINGS, pilots will move straight into either multi-engine conversion training (fixed-wing aircraft) or rotary-wing conversion training (helicopters).
The 11 T-6C Texan II aircraft will replace the CT-4E Air trainer while the B200 fleet will remain as the multi-engine conversion training aircraft. Two fixed base flight simulators and 12 avionics desktop trainers are also part of this complete training package.
The T-6C aircraft are purpose built for military training and have the latest technology including; ejection seats, collision-avoidance and ground awareness warning systems, a pressurised cockpit and personal locator beacons for each pilot.
All aircraft will be delivered by mid-2015 and the first new pilot training course will start in 2016. The T-6C Texan II aircraft are expected to remain in service with RNZAF for 30 years.
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Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: T-6C Texan II
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Power Plant: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-68 turboprop (820kwh)
Length: 10.16m (33ft.4in)
Wingspan: 10.19m (33ft.5in)
Propellers: 4 bladed Hartzell Propeller
Gross weight: 2.858kg (6,300lb)
Cruise speed: 515km/h (278kts)
Max speed: 586km/h (316kts)
Max range: 1,667km
The T-6C Texan II aircraft will be used to train our Royal New Zealand Air Force pilots on their Pilot course. This new capability will deliver 15-20 appropriately trained pilots annually. Following completion of WINGS, pilots will move straight into either multi-engine conversion training (fixed-wing aircraft) or rotary-wing conversion training (helicopters).
The 11 T-6C Texan II aircraft will replace the CT-4E Air trainer while the B200 fleet will remain as the multi-engine conversion training aircraft. Two fixed base flight simulators and 12 avionics desktop trainers are also part of this complete training package.
The T-6C aircraft are purpose built for military training and have the latest technology including; ejection seats, collision-avoidance and ground awareness warning systems, a pressurised cockpit and personal locator beacons for each pilot.
All aircraft will be delivered by mid-2015 and the first new pilot training course will start in 2016. The T-6C Texan II aircraft are expected to remain in service with RNZAF for 30 years.
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- published: 19 Apr 2016
- views: 518
RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
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- Duration: 8:51
- Updated: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 729
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of ...
Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: C-130H Hercules
Manufacture: Lockheed (USA)
Power plant: 4 x Allison T56-A-15 engines (4,910 shaft horsepower)
Length: 29.8m(98ft)
Wingspan: 40.5m (133ft)
Height: 11.7m(38ft)
Basic weight: 34,927kgs (77,000lbs)
Gross weight: 70,307kgs (155,000lbs)
Max payload: 17,250kgs (38,000lbs)
Max fuel: 28,540kgs (62,920lbs)
Ferry Range: Approx 7,400km (4,000NM)
Typical Range: Range of approx 4,100km (2,200NM) with payload of 12,700Kgs (28,000Ibs)
Note: All performance figures for still air, ISA conditions with standard fuel reserves
Cruising speed: 555 km/h (300kts)
Operational altitude: Sea level - 12,802m (42,000ft)
Crew: Two pilots, one navigator, one flight engineer and two loadmasters
Passenger Configuration: 92 Troops or 64 Paratroops
Medivac Configuration: 74 stretchers
Freight Configuration: 6 cargo pallets
The C-130 Hercules element of the FWTF is provided by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. The Squadron is equipped with a total fleet of five C-130 Hercules aircraft which have recently been upgraded to the C-130H (NZ) following a Life Extension Programme (LEP).
The C-130 aircraft conducts strategic and tactical air transport tasks including the deployment and transportation of personnel and equipment, support to NZDF exercises, aeromedical evacuation, to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. They also provide a range of support services to Government and the community, including the United States Antarctic Programme.
No. 40 Squadron provides six C-130 crews, usually of six personnel being a pilot captain, co-pilot, air warfare officer, air engineer and two air loadmasters to conduct directed tasks after bringing the C-130H (NZ) aircraft into service.
Fleet History:
The RNZAF currently operates five C-130 Hercules. It took delivery of the first three Hercules (NZ7001 - NZ7003) in 1965. These were the first C-130H production models off the Lockheed production line. A further two C-130H, (NZ7004 - NZ7005) were added in 1969. The aircraft have undergone a modernisation and structural improvement programme to ensure that they last until 2015.
Source: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/about-us/what-we-do/aircraft/hercules.htm
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Thank you guys for stopping by. This is my third time, and my second time in a row I have attended Warbirds Over Wanaka.This year displayed an amazing array of aircraft from 4 airforces and many private, ex-fighter aircraft.
Please like, share and subscribe. Thank you.
Filmed 27 March 2016
RNZAF (Royal New Zealand Air Force)
Aircraft: C-130H Hercules
Manufacture: Lockheed (USA)
Power plant: 4 x Allison T56-A-15 engines (4,910 shaft horsepower)
Length: 29.8m(98ft)
Wingspan: 40.5m (133ft)
Height: 11.7m(38ft)
Basic weight: 34,927kgs (77,000lbs)
Gross weight: 70,307kgs (155,000lbs)
Max payload: 17,250kgs (38,000lbs)
Max fuel: 28,540kgs (62,920lbs)
Ferry Range: Approx 7,400km (4,000NM)
Typical Range: Range of approx 4,100km (2,200NM) with payload of 12,700Kgs (28,000Ibs)
Note: All performance figures for still air, ISA conditions with standard fuel reserves
Cruising speed: 555 km/h (300kts)
Operational altitude: Sea level - 12,802m (42,000ft)
Crew: Two pilots, one navigator, one flight engineer and two loadmasters
Passenger Configuration: 92 Troops or 64 Paratroops
Medivac Configuration: 74 stretchers
Freight Configuration: 6 cargo pallets
The C-130 Hercules element of the FWTF is provided by No. 40 Squadron RNZAF. The Squadron is equipped with a total fleet of five C-130 Hercules aircraft which have recently been upgraded to the C-130H (NZ) following a Life Extension Programme (LEP).
The C-130 aircraft conducts strategic and tactical air transport tasks including the deployment and transportation of personnel and equipment, support to NZDF exercises, aeromedical evacuation, to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. They also provide a range of support services to Government and the community, including the United States Antarctic Programme.
No. 40 Squadron provides six C-130 crews, usually of six personnel being a pilot captain, co-pilot, air warfare officer, air engineer and two air loadmasters to conduct directed tasks after bringing the C-130H (NZ) aircraft into service.
Fleet History:
The RNZAF currently operates five C-130 Hercules. It took delivery of the first three Hercules (NZ7001 - NZ7003) in 1965. These were the first C-130H production models off the Lockheed production line. A further two C-130H, (NZ7004 - NZ7005) were added in 1969. The aircraft have undergone a modernisation and structural improvement programme to ensure that they last until 2015.
Source: http://www.airforce.mil.nz/about-us/what-we-do/aircraft/hercules.htm
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- published: 14 Apr 2016
- views: 729
A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
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- Duration: 7:28
- Updated: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 9635
Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years.
Jerry explains what'...
Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years.
Jerry explains what's involved with the role and Ashleigh learns it covers a whole range of skills including investigation, ground defence, base and drill security which are applied to the likes of protecting an aircraft, protecting VIPs to providing security for convoys.
With that in mind, first stop is the rifle range as an air security specialist must be a proficient marksman.
With paintball rifle in hand, Ashleigh tries her hand at target shooting and is then put through her paces 'in the field' so to speak with targets popping up as she works through the Real Action Marker training.
Next up she gains an insight into the role dogs play in the security of an air force base before learning about the '9 seconds to survive' rule when donning a protective suit and mask used in training for a biological, chemical, radioactive or nuclear event.
Investigation is also part of the air security special role and Ashleigh joins Corporate Olivia Davies and sees her interviewing skills at work and learns a little more about the investigation aspect of the job.
Then it's on to the parade ground. Marching is the quickest and most efficient way to move groups of people from one area to another and Ashleigh tests her skills at getting the group to move as they should.
Finally, Ashleigh is on night patrol with Sgt Jerry Drummond and his German shepherd when an intruder is apprehended. Maintaining the security of RNZAF aircraft is a vital aspect of the air security specialist's tasks as Ashleigh learns first hand.
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
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Ashleigh Tauariki has teamed up with mentor Corporal Jerry Drummond, an air security specialist, who has been in the RNZAF for five years.
Jerry explains what's involved with the role and Ashleigh learns it covers a whole range of skills including investigation, ground defence, base and drill security which are applied to the likes of protecting an aircraft, protecting VIPs to providing security for convoys.
With that in mind, first stop is the rifle range as an air security specialist must be a proficient marksman.
With paintball rifle in hand, Ashleigh tries her hand at target shooting and is then put through her paces 'in the field' so to speak with targets popping up as she works through the Real Action Marker training.
Next up she gains an insight into the role dogs play in the security of an air force base before learning about the '9 seconds to survive' rule when donning a protective suit and mask used in training for a biological, chemical, radioactive or nuclear event.
Investigation is also part of the air security special role and Ashleigh joins Corporate Olivia Davies and sees her interviewing skills at work and learns a little more about the investigation aspect of the job.
Then it's on to the parade ground. Marching is the quickest and most efficient way to move groups of people from one area to another and Ashleigh tests her skills at getting the group to move as they should.
Finally, Ashleigh is on night patrol with Sgt Jerry Drummond and his German shepherd when an intruder is apprehended. Maintaining the security of RNZAF aircraft is a vital aspect of the air security specialist's tasks as Ashleigh learns first hand.
Find out more about this, and a huge variety of other careers, at http://www.justthejob.co.nz
- published: 13 Sep 2012
- views: 9635
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Documentary - RNZAF Recruit Course
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RNZAF Skyhawk Scramble
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A Career as a RNZAF Pilot (Training) (JTJS62012)
Matthew from Auckland's Massey High School is in Ohakea at the RNZAF pilot training school...
published: 20 Sep 2012
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Live at the RNZAF Whenuapai Air Force Base
Adam & Eve check out the RNZAF base in Whenuapai.
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RNZAF Just the Job - Pilot
Niki is interested in becoming a pilot. Here she spends a day with a RNZAF pilot and finds...
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RNZAF T-6C Texan II CLOSE UP!! Engine startup and Takeoff from Auckland Airport
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RNZAF UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter
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RNZAF Double T-6C Texan II Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
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RNZAF C-130H Hercules Display at Warbirds Over Wanaka 2016
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A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
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A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
A Career with the RNZAF - Air Security Specialist (JTJS52010)
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Trump: U.S. Will Withdraw From Trans-Pacific Partnership Deal
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Nov 2016
President-elect Donald Trump announced in a video message Monday the US will quit the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on his first day in the White House, BBC News reported.The video message, posted on Twitter, outlines the 45th president’s agenda for when he takes office on Jan....
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![Fukushima City, Fukushima (福島市 Fukushima-shi?, [ɸu͍̥ku͍ꜜɕima]) is the capital city of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. It is located in the northern part of Nakadōri, the central region of the prefecture.](http://web.archive.org./web/20161122070147im_/https://cdn4.wn.com/ph/img/ca/33/7d9209c4240cdfe2e0e136eb572d-medium.jpg "Fukushima City, Fukushima (福島市 Fukushima-shi?, [ɸu͍̥ku͍ꜜɕima]) is the capital city of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. It is located in the northern part of Nakadōri, the central region of the prefecture.")
Magnitude 7.3 Earthquake Strikes off Fukushima in Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
Edit ABC News 21 Nov 2016
Magnitude 7.3 earthquake strikes off Fukushima in Japan, tsunami warning issued ... ....
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Trump Lays Out First 100 Days: Opting Out of TPP But Silent on Many Campaign Promises
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Nov 2016
President-elect Donald Trump released a three minute video detailing his plans beginning on day one of his inauguration in January 2016, according to The Los Angeles Times ... "By no means is it everything he'll work on day one or after that — many additional good things to come." ... The only mention of immigration reform came through a criticism of visa fraud ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody. ....
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Photo Captures Potential Trump DHS Chief Kris Kobach's Plans To Secure Nation
Edit WorldNews.com 21 Nov 2016
The Capital-Journal took a photograph of the paper and found Kobach wants to bring back the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System where “all aliens from high-risk areas are tracked.”. Under the registration system, the report said, “high-risk aliens” would also be asked a series of questions designed to determine whether they are a threat to the American way of life ... As Islamic author Dr....
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Geologists Find 20 Billion Barrels Of Oil In Texas
Edit Opposing Views 21 Nov 2016
“This is the largest estimate of continuous oil that USGS has ever assessed in the United States.”. That was the headline of the press release issued on Nov. 15 by the U.S. Geological Survey. It refers to the estimated 20 billion barrels of oil contained in the Wolfcamp shale in the west Texas Permian Basin region. Walter Guidroz, program coordinator for the USGS Energy Resources Program, is optimistic about the news ... ....
Minister of Defence Industry Awards announced (New Zealand Government)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Nov 2016
(Source. New Zealand Government). The recipients of the annual Minister of Defence Industry Awards of Excellence for 2016 have been announced by Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee ... Hawker Pacific NZ Limited, MetOcean Solutions Limited and Kongsberg Defence Systems each won a category of the awards ... Staff from Hawker Pacific travelled to Fiji with the RNZAF following Cyclone Winston, where they provided engineering support ... (noodl. 36369214) ....
Minister of Defence Industry Awards announced (Ministry of Defence of New Zealand)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Nov 2016
(Source. Ministry of Defence of New Zealand). The recipients of the annual Minister of Defence Industry Awards of Excellence for 2016 have been announced by Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee ... Hawker Pacific NZ Limited, MetOcean Solutions Limited and Kongsberg Defence Systems each won a category of the awards ... Staff from Hawker Pacific travelled to Fiji with the RNZAF following Cyclone Winston, where they provided engineering support....
Kiwi spirit well and truly alive at New World Kaikoura
Edit Scoop 16 Nov 2016
• Supplies available for the community thanks to concerted effort from the business, Civil Defence, RNZAF and more ... ....
NZDF Begins Annual Airlift Support Mission to Antarctica
Edit Scoop 21 Oct 2016
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) has begun its annual mission to take scientists and support staff to Antarctica, to help advance research in the world’s harshest continent. Yesterday a Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Boeing 757 flew 81 scientific ... ....
RNZAF ‘Copter Crash Requires Commission of Inquiry
Edit Scoop 19 Sep 2016
New Zealand First is committed to establishing a Commission of Inquiry into the deaths of three RNZAF personnel in a helicopter crash on Anzac Day 2010 ... ....
National Commemoration for the Malaya and Malaysia Operations (Ministry for Culture & Heritage of New Zealand)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Sep 2016
(Source. Ministry for Culture & Heritage of New Zealand) ... 'This commemoration demonstrates the significant contribution New Zealand made to Commonwealth forces for nearly 25 years,' Heather Baggott, Delivery Group Manager Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage said ... New Zealand's involvement began in 1949 when a flight of RNZAF 41 Squadron's Dakotas were used to drop supplies to anti-guerrilla forces ... Contact. Christine Seymour....
NZDF’S New Seasprite Helicopter Off to Kermadecs
Edit Scoop 12 Sep 2016
One of the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s (RNZAF) newly acquired fleet of Seasprite helicopters will help transport 23 government staff and about seven tonnes of vital equipment and supplies to the remote Kermadec Islands on its first operational mission ... ....
Driver in killer Hawke's Bay cliff plunge had meth in blood
Edit Topix 12 Sep 2016
A RNZAF NH90 winches a car from the Mohaka River in northern Hawke's Bay after the car plunged off the road on November 7 killing three men. Photo / NZME The driver of a car that flew off a cliff and plunged 125 metres into the Mohaka River had methamphetamine in his blood and was trying to stop another car from passing at the time ... ....
Final Preparations for Somme Centenary in France
Edit Scoop 31 Aug 2016
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) contingent travelling to France to commemorate New Zealand’s involvement in the Battle of the Somme will gather at Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Base Ohakea near Palmerston North. Media are invited to attend ... ....
Defence estate regeneration plan approved (New Zealand Government)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Aug 2016
(Source. New Zealand Government). Approval has been given for a $1.7 billion rejuvenation of Defence buildings, infrastructure and facilities, Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has announced ... For example, work has started on building a specialised Aviation Medical Unit at RNZAF Base Auckland, Whenuapai ... At RNZAF Base Auckland, Whenuapai, there will be a gym adjacent to the Aviation Medical Unit, as part of a health and wellbeing precinct....
Defence estate regeneration plan approved (Ministry of Defence of New Zealand)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Aug 2016
(Source. Ministry of Defence of New Zealand) ... 'Many of the 5000 buildings on defence land are old and need to be modernised ... The plans follow the direction of the 2016 Defence White Paper ... Q ... For example, work has started on building a specialised Aviation Medical Unit at RNZAF Base Auckland, Whenuapai ... At RNZAF Base Auckland, Whenuapai, there will be a gym adjacent to the Aviation Medical Unit, as part of a health and wellbeing precinct....
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