To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Media: Dana Johnson, +1-407-306-7303, dana.johnson@lmco.com
Australian-New Zealand service at WPAFB is April 25 WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- Australian Defence Force members stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base are hosting a service on April 25 in memory of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand troops in World War I.
NEW ZEALAND should consider its official policy and national mood regarding terrorists and their hostages. There is a contingent of New Zealand Defence Force engineers in Basra, Iraq's eastern port city on the Persian Gulf. The Kiwis have a $5 million budget, repairing hospitals, schools and a water system in a country where petrol is cheaper than drinking water. In the unlikely, but not impossible, event of a New Zealander grabbed in the current upsurge of hostage-taking in Iraq, it will not matter a whit that he or she has been working to improve the lives of Iraqis. Perhaps the reverse. Terrorists do not want a smoothly running infrastructure, nor public appreciation of foreign reconstruction efforts. They want chaos and bitterness. The only value of a hostage in the hands of Islamis...
In February and in May 2008, our men and women aided China after it was struck first by extreme winter storms and followed by an earthquake in the Sichuan province; and in the wake of Typhoon Fengshen, the USS [U.S. Ship] Ronald Reagan Strike Group delivered critical supplies to outlying areas of the Philippines. Rather, the military leaders shared a common concern over the issues surrounding energy and the impact on the environment and regional security.\n Fiscal year 2008 witnessed continued expansion of this critical international network, with 12 newly-formed alumni associations added throughout the region.
... the importance of pro actively employing forces to strengthen partnerships and support conditions ...The Australia Defence Force works closely with USPACOM on building regio...New Zealand. New Zealand shares many U.S. security concerns ab...
NEW ZEALAND'S defence force personnel are forced to live in worse conditions than beneficiaries and prisoners. That is the claim of National Party defence spokesperson, John Carter, who said yesterday it was little wonder the New Zealand defence forces had difficulty recruiting and retaining staff, considering the conditions of their bases.
...Martin Aircraft in New Zealand is preparing to release the first commercial jet p... Pacific Aerospace The Royal New Zealand Air Force's Red Checkers display team has been grounded foll...Says the New Zealand Defence Force: "This incident is now being investigated, a...
TAYLOR (April 16) makes several mistaken assertions about the state of the New Zealand Defence Force. Since the release of the Defence Long-Term Development Plan in 2002, the Government has replaced both of the RNZAF's 727s with 757- 200 jet aircraft and upgraded the runway at Ohakea Air Base.
... government, the whole basis of its defence policy shattered, contemplated the possibility of ... an ambassador to New Zealand, but he was forced to withdraw; Patrick J. Hurley finally arrived in ...
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