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Elderly HuntersThe RNZAF's Orions May Be Old, But The Crew Aren'T And They Still Can Beat The Best. ByArticle Details | |
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Submarine hunting in the Bay of PlentyMatthew Wright Profiles The 1996 Competition.THE ANNUAL Fincastle Trophy submarine hunting contest was hosted by New Zealand this year for the first time since 1982. Held in the Bay of Plenty between Australia, New Zealand, Canadian and British forces, the contest ran between 13-25 May. The Australians also took the opportunity to run a Principal Warfare Officer's course for their submariners between 6-10 May, involving allied aircraft.  Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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RNZAF - Low Level DeliveryMatthew Wright Reports On Exercise Skytrain.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Navy choicesMatthew Wright looks at the contenders to replace the waspFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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MB339-C in RNZAF ServiceIT'S FOUR years since the first Aermacchi MB-339CB took to New Zealand skies. The type entered service with No. 14 Squadron during 1991 to replace ageing BAC Mk 88 Strikemasters, (the RNZAF always designate their aircraft by the name of the original manufacturer. BAC was amalgamated into British Aerospace (BAe) after the Strikemasters entered New Zealand service) and although welcomed by the Air Force, has had a chequered career since which has drawn a good deal of media attention.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Air To AirMatthew Wright Reports On A-4's Refuelling From a RAAF Boeing 707 In Recent Exercises.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Helicopters in RNZAF ServiceBy Matthew WrightFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |