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Recent Activities

Recent activities of each Reserve division in words and photos.

July 2011 - OLPHERT PERSONNEL RECEIVE MEDALS

NAVAL RESERVISTS SERVICE IN SUDAN AND SOLOMONS RECOGNISED IN MEDAL...

October 2011: OP RENA Support

OP RENA has shown how the NZDF and in particular the Navy can respond and assist in a maritime disaster off the coast of NZ....

August 2011: NGAPONA Training Weekend

The Ngapona reservists took a plunge into the water to show their “will to survive”. As part of the reserve ships on going training and commitment to supplement the RNZN effectively, the reservist undergo a number of different training...

April 2011: Local Man Helps out in Christchurch

Whakatane man, Mark Pilcher jumped at the chance to assist the people of Christchurch and make a difference when he was recently offered the chance as a member of the Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve.

May 2011: Maritime Trade Operations

Maritime Security – the Commercial and Military domains come together

May 2011 - RESERVE FORCE EMPLOYERS’ RECOGNISED AT AWARDS CEREMONY

Tauranga mechanical and engineering company, Haden, O’Donnell, Griffin was named as the...

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  • March 2007 - Four Naval Reservists
    Four Naval Reservists from NGAPONA, Auckland's Naval Reserve Headquarters, make a difference. These Reservists describe their experiences as demanding, but totally worthwhile, something that they would not have missed, and could not have done, were...
  • March 2007 - Olphert - A Busy Ship
    OLPHERT remains busy with training on various ships, and ashore as well as a series of social events for the Reservists of Wellington, as Ensign Milkop writes:

2006

  • May 2006 - Bridge Simulator Course
    OSEA Barry Dulieu writes: In May 2006, I was part of a combined VR team that escaped the real world and spent a weekend training in the bridge simulator at the Devonport Naval base.

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