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	NZDF - NZ Army Unimog Accident - Cromwell
		In October 2004, he was posted to 2nd Logistics Battalion at Linton Military Camp from where he completed further trade training including completion of the Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment Basic Course and the Ammunition Handlers Course.
		Pte Goodwin enlisted as Rifleman before a changing to become a Driver in the Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment.
		He was posted to 3rd Logistics Battalion at Burnham Military Camp while undergoing initial trade training.
	www.nzdf.mil.nz /news/media-releases/20050224.htm

	RNZN Communicators Association
		Army engineers from 2 Engineer Regiment and medical personnel from 2 Health Services Battalion based at Linton Military Camp and Navy personnel from the RNZN Hydrographic ship, HMNZS RESOLUTION will undertake a variety of civic tasks that have been identified by an earlier visit to the island.
		A Memorial Service is to be held at Burnham Military Camp this Saturday 26 February 2005 at 2pm for Private Ashley Patrick Goodwin, Royal New Zealand Army Logistic Regiment.
		The Regimental Sergeant Major of 16 Field Regiment, Warrant Officer Class 1 Kemp Solomon, is an ex-sailor who served on HMNZS CANTERBURY in 1974.
	www.aumarire.co.nz /navy/media.html

	New Zealand Triathlon
		The Manawatu Triathlon Club has also had increased interest for its upcoming club season, which begins at the Linton army camp on November 21.
		All the Manawatu Triathlon Club's monthly races this year will be held at Linton after changing from its previous base at the Lido Aquatic Centre.
		The triathlon begins with a 300m swim, followed by a 12km bike ride and a 3km run along the Bridle Track alongside the Manawatu River.
	www.triathlon.co.nz /triconz/Triathlon/news/articles.asp?id=477 (316 words)

	Hobson White Ltd - News
		Linton army families are settling in their own home at the rate of two a week, and the country's biggest military camp now has far more people living off base than on.
		The army was particularly looking forward to the move of RNZAF 40 Squadron (transport) and 5 Squadron (maritime patrol) from Whenuapai to Ohakea, he said.
		A building boom at Ohakea, including a separate base for the 3 Squadron helicopter unit, is on the horizon.
	www.hobsonwhite.co.nz /news/200212.html (316 words)

	RNZRSA - RSA Review Articles - Modernising New Zealand’s Army Toward 2010 - May 2004
		In March, training of our first LAV platoon from 1st Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment at Linton Camp commenced, and by mid year it will be ready to deploy to Australia for a major training exercise.
		New Zealand’s Army has proven many times over that it is world-class.
		The NZ Army aspires to be a world-class Army that has mana.
	www.rsa.org.nz /review/art2004may/article_3.htm (1163 words)

	1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Colour Party Based at Linton Army Camp, North Island, New Zealand - New Zealand Series - Imperial Productions Toy Soldiers
		Based at Linton Army Camp, North Island, New Zealand
		One officer carries the Queen’s Colour of the New Zealand flag pattern whilst the other carries the Regimental Colour decorated with the regiments battle honours.
		This set presents the battalion colour party in present day ceremonial dress, of dress khaki uniform and lemon squeezer hats.
	www.treefrogtreasures.com /NZ08.shtml (137 words)

	PAE - Defence
		PAE provides facility maintenance services to both the New Zealand Army and the Royal New Zealand Air Force at Linton Military Camp and RNZAF Base Woodbourne.
	www.pae.co.nz /Our-Clients/Defence.asp (59 words)

	Scoop: Update: Defence Force On Alert As Floodwaters Rise
		21 personnel and eight 4x4 Unimog Trucks from Linton Army Camp are at Tangimoana providing assistance with preventative sandbagging of a floodwall.
		Defence personnel still remain at Tangimoana continuing sandbagging and a second team is on standby to assist if required.
		Future Activity Defence personnel will remain on standby for possible sandbagging/rescue tasks at Wanganui.
	www.scoop.co.nz /mason/stories/PO0403/S00002.htm (59 words)

	Scoop: NZ Army Talks With Australia Successful
		Talks between New Zealand and Australia that began on Monday at Linton Military Camp and finished today, have been highly successful.
		Lead by NZ Army's Brigadier Paul Southwell and Australian Army's Deputy Chief of Army, Major General Ian Gordon, the 22 attendees discussed issues regarding interoperability and looked at ways to improve the two Armies understanding, effectiveness, and long-standing close alliance.
		Brigadier Paul Southwell, who lead the New Zealand Army's contribution said "the talks were very successful and of great value to both armies".
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0406/S00297.htm (59 words)

	Campaign Against Landmines - New Zealand
		The New Zealand Army will be holding a four day workshop on de-mining at Linton Camp in April.
		We note that Samoa, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea supported the UNGA Resolution and Mrs Joy McLauchlan MP has agreed to write to their Prime Ministers to ask them to support a mine-free South Pacific.
	www.calm.org.nz /news/News_Feb97.html (59 words)

	Massey University New Zealand News and Media Information
		The 2nd Land Force and Linton Army Camp were recognised for their contribution to the Palmerston North community at this year’s Massey University-Vision Manawatu Graduation Business Link function.
		New Zealand’s Tomb of the Unknown Warrior is to take the form of a black granite slab decorated with light grey crosses.
		A study of over 6600 meat industry workers around New Zealand has found a significantly high rate of cancers, particularly lung cancer, which may be caused by exposure to cancer causing agents carried by animals.
	masseynews.massey.ac.nz /2004/Archives/issue-08.htm (1176 words)

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