Analysis - New Zealand took another step closer to the US's space operations this week, by joining the satellite-and-debris monitoring Operation Olympic Defender.
Read more: New Zealand takes another step towards US space operations
New Zealand has accepted an invitation to join the UK, Canada and Australia as part of a US-led space initiative known as Operation Olympic Defender, Minister of Defence Judith Collins announced.
Read more: New Zealand to join US-led multi-national space operation
The Defence Capability Framework team will, no doubt, be working away on how much of the current wish list can be justified to government in a fiscally constrained time. I’ve gone for an alternative futures take on this podcast. For those not interested in war…guess what? War is interested in you.
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The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) is helping the United States to train the Japanese military to monitor satellites.
The training comes after the NZDF received US funding to set up a non-classified satellite monitoring hub in Auckland last year.
Read more: NZDF helps train Japanese military to monitor satellites
One of the Royal Navy's offshore patrol vessels has joined her inshore New Zealand counterpart for some important training in the waters off Auckland.
Read more: Offshore meets inshore as HMS Tamar joins HMNZS Taupō for training in Auckland
Bohemia Interactive Australia (BIA) announced it has been awarded a contract by the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) for an upgrade to VBS4, a virtual desktop simulation for collective tactical and mission rehearsal with support for over 100 training use cases. The award also includes an enterprise-wide licence and supplementary development by BIA to ultimately deliver a customised simulation to the NZDF.
Read more: New Zealand Defence Force upgrades simulation capabilities
A new era of tactical airlift capability for New Zealand has officially begun with Lockheed Martin delivering the first of five C-130J Super Hercules tactical airlifters to the New Zealand Ministry of Defence and New Zealand Defence Force during a ceremony at the Lockheed Martin’s facility in Marietta, Georgia on 8 August.
Read more: Global Super Hercules fleet grows with delivery to New Zealand
The booming of shells and the rat-tat-tat of machine guns and small arms signify a busy time over the tussock hills of the NZ Army’s Waiouru training area below Mt Ruapehu.
Read more: Waiouru exercises important in 'volatile, uncertain and complex world'
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