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CFO
The CFO in the military manages finances, budgets, and advises on financial decisions to support military operations effectively. The CFO works closely with military commanders and other high-ranking officials to provide financial guidance and support strategic decision-making.
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Woodbourne
RNZAF Base Woodbourne can be found west of Blenheim in the upper South Island. A key training and support Base, Woodbourne is where our newest recruits undergo initial military training before officially joining our ranks.
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HMNZS Hawea
HMNZS Hawea is a Lake-class inshore patrol vessel of our Royal New Zealand Navy. It is one of the Navy's two Inshore Patrol Vessels (IPV). The ships are designed for maritime surveillance and patrol missions around New Zealand’s 15,000-kilometre coast and out to the 200 nautical mile limit of our Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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A109 Light Utility Helicopter
Our Royal New Zealand Air Force has five AgustaWestland A109 Light Utility Helicopters (A109LUH). They are a lightweight, twin-engine aircraft with a modern glass cockpit and a retractable wheeled undercarriage.
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L119, 105mm Light Gun
The 105mm Light Gun provides direct and indirect fire support to our Army’s combat troops, and can be employed in either offensive, or defensive operations.
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Multinational Force and Observers (MFO)
The MFO ensures compliance with the commitments of the 1979 Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel. The mission makes a tangible contribution to maintaining peace and stability in an area of global strategic importance, and New Zealand’s presence demonstrates our enduring commitment to regional security.
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Dip Flat
Dip Flat Military Training Camp is principally used for RNZAF field training and comes under the command of RNZAF Base Woodbourne.
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C-130H(NZ) Hercules (retired)
For 60 years the Royal New Zealand Air Force C-130H Hercules fleet served New Zealand at home and around the world. The fleet was operated by No. 40 Squadron and after a gradual retirement, the last three aircraft in the fleet retired from service on the 31st January 2025. The fleet clocked up more than 155,000 accident-free flying hours and nearly 100,000 landings.