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List of active New Zealand military aircraft

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Web“DEI, with EY and Beca, are rapidly mobilising to start building a better future for NZDF - one with better infrastructure, better camps and bases and better workplaces for our 14,000 military and civilian staff so that we continue to protect and enhance the security of New Zealanders and our neighbours,” DEI Head Mark Brunton said. WebSingle-seat fighter, fighter bomber aircraft. RAF aircraft were operated by 485 (NZ) Squadron. RAF variants were the Spitfire Mk IA, Mk IIA, Mk VB, Mk VC, Mk IX, LF Mk IX, LF Mk IXC, LF Mk XVI and LF XVIE. Nine other aircraft were serving onboard the ships of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. WebFrom 1980 to 2000 the Squadron was known as No.38 (Waimairi) Squadron Air Training Corps. Since the 1971 Defence Act was established, many positive changes have taken place within Cadet Forces. In 1978 female cadets were permitted to become members. As a result of the changes to NZCF, in 1990, No.38 Squadron was the first to appoint a female ... suv kijiji nb