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		The Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) is the air force arm of the New Zealand Defence Force.
		The RNZAF was formed from New Zealand components of the British Royal Air Force, becoming an independent force in 1923.
		The present day RNZAF focuses on maritime patrol and transport duties in support of the Royal New Zealand Navy and the New Zealand Army.
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	Royal New Zealand Air Force - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The RNZAF was formed from divisions of the Royal Air Force, becoming an independent force in 1923.
		Since 2001, the RNZAF has had no strike capacity, and is currently focused on maritime patrol, and transport duties in support of the Army and the Royal New Zealand Navy.
		The RNZAF ensign was approved in 1939, based on the ensign of the Royal Air Force, with the letters "NZ" inserted within the roundel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RNZAF (1511 words)

	No. 42 Squadron RNZAF - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was officially disbanded in 1946, but its aircraft continued with general purpose operations at RNZAF Station Ohakea (near Bulls).
		To accommodate the new Skyhawk squadron at Ohakea in 1984, 42 Squadron moved to RNZAF Base Auckland (Whenuapai) and absorbed the Andovers of 1 Squadron which was disbanded.
		The Squadron relocated to RNZAF Base Ohakea in January 2002 and is under the command of the RNZAF Flying Training Wing located at RNZAF Base Ohakea.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/No._42_Squadron_RNZAF (481 words)

	New Zealand Serials - RNZAF De Havilland DH.104 Devon
		BOC with the RNZAF on 20 April 1948 as a VIP aircraft with the General Purpose Flight based at Ohakea.
		BOC with RNZAF at Ohakea on 22 December 1948.
		BOC with RNZAF at Wigram on 31 December 1952.
	www.adf-serials.com /nz-serials/nz1801.shtml (2602 words)

	Royal New Zealand Air Force Photograph Album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This Skyhawk RNZAF pilot is peering into the VC-10 porthole - to see what's for lunch - his Skyhawk has been refueled and he's waiting for - - - another buddy coming off the refueling basket.
		RNZAF Skyhawk BuNo 157905, NZ-6202, with RNZAF Number 75 Squadron on deployment at Darwin, Australia.
		RNZAF Skyhawk BuNo 157904, NZ-6201, eats a passing lineman -- actually the boys are changing the generator.
	www.skyhawk.org /2C/rnzaf_p.htm (931 words)

	Army Launches
		Late in 1939 a 19.5m (64ft) high speed launch of the type used by the RAF for air sea rescue and target towing was delivered to the RNZAF by the British Power Boat Co., Hythe England.
		(The RNZAF was established 1/4/1937.) Based at Hobsonville, and eventually not named, this vessel had three 500bhp petrol engines amd a top speed of 38 knots.
		RNZAF and RNZN crews delivered Bombardier to and from Wellington, these crews hada the necessary out of harbour qualifications.
	riv.co.nz /rnza/hist/boat1.htm (506 words)

	RNZAF considers A-4K's future - Jane's Military Aerospace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Once the LOTS is complete the RNZAF will be able to make any modifications to the way it employs the Skyhawks to ensure a viable number of airframes remain in service until at least 2007.
		The aim of the RNZAF is to continue to maintain current operational skills and capabilities with the Skyhawk until at least 2007.
		The RNZAF will continue its commitment to the Enhanced Nowra Agreement, whereby 2 Squadron, RNZAF, is stationed at the Royal Australian Navy's Nowra naval air station to provide fleet support, until at least June 2001.
	www.janes.com /aerospace/military/news/jdu/jdu000911_1_n.shtml (1228 words)

	New Zealand Psychologist Society - Careers in the Air Force (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Psychologists are enlisted into the RNZAF as commissioned officers in the Administrative Branch.
		Whilst the RNZAF prefers to enlist registered psychologists, it may, like other Government Departments, also enlist people as assistant psychologists who are unregistered but possess the minimum academic qualifications for registration.
		Appointments as psychologists in the RNZAF are made on the recommendation of, and subject to conditions approved by Air Staff in Wellington.
	homepages.ihug.co.nz /~psychsoc/psychinnz/rnzaf.html (952 words)

	Wartime RNZAF Timeline
		The pilots had already converted at RNZAF Station Hobsonville to the Supermarine Walrus, and were now stepping up to convert to the Singapore in preparation for the long ferry flight of four Singapores to Fiji.
		The two RNZAF Short Singapores that were still at Seletar awaiting their ferry flight to Fiji gave reconnaissance support to Force Z, which was made up of HMS Repulse and HMS Prince of Wales.
		RNZAF Station Woodbourne was now responsible for all advanced single-engine pilot training, and one-third of all multi-engine pilot training.
	www.cambridgeairforce.org.nz /RNZAF%20Timeline.htm (7495 words)

	RNZAFHistory
		During the early war years the RNZAF's primary task was to train aircrew for the RAF under the Empire Air Training Scheme, however when Japan entered the War the RNZAF turned its attentions to the protection of the Pacific and its own shores.
		In the height of war a total of 41,595 RNZAF personnel in seven New Zealand Squadrons were based in Europe, the Pacific and at air force bases around New Zealand.
		In this peacekeeping role 29 RNZAF personnel combined with NZ Army personnel and their Australian counterparts, and for four years, between 1982-1986 formed the Rotary Wing Aviation Unit of the Multinational Force of Observers in the Sinai.
	www.geocities.com /Pentagon/8199/history.htm (1098 words)

	Royal New Zealand Air Force association
		RNZAF Base Auckland emergency services were sparked into action when a Cessna 337 was forced to do an emergency 'wheels up' landing at Whenuapai.
		Members of the RNZAF of all ranks paraded in Wellington, outside Parlianment for the swearing in of their new Commander-in-Chief Dame Sylvia Cartwright the new, and 18th, Governor General of New Zealand.
		The RNZAF Deployed a P3K Orion with 31 personnel to Adelaide South Australia for the annual Fincastle Trophy.
	rnzaf.homestead.com /nx.html (2481 words)

	www.airpower.at
		Once the LOTS is complete the RNZAF will be able to make any modifications to the way it employs the Skyhawks to ensure a viable number of airframes remain in service until at least 2007.
		The aim of the RNZAF is to continue to maintain current operational skills and capabilities with the Skyhawk until at least 2007.
		The RNZAF will continue its commitment to the Enhanced Nowra Agreement, whereby 2 Squadron, RNZAF, is stationed at the Royal Australian Navy's Nowra naval air station to provide fleet support, until at least June 2001.
	www.airpower.at /news00/09_lrue-param/neuseeland.htm (1154 words)

	air-to-airphotos
		It was used as a refuelling stop by RNZAF fighter squadrons from 17 December 1943 until the move in January 1944.
		Hundreds of New Zealanders serving with the RNZAF during WWII were killed in the Pacific.
		Grubb was one of 37 RNZAF P-40 pilots killed in the Pacific.
	www.warbirdsite.com /air-to-airphotos.html (3473 words)

	YouTube - RNZAF Orion High Speed Low Pass
		This is a vid of the RNZAFs P3K orion on a low pass over the runway (more) (less)
		RNZAF royal new zealand airforce orion p3k high speed low pass airshow airbase (more) (less)
		RNZAF Boeing 757 high speed pass and climb
	youtube.com /?v=1r432jHoPN8 (124 words)

	Flying Kiwis 1/72 A-4 Skyhawk
		RNZAF pilots selected to fly Skyhawks carry out their conversion training onto the Skyhawk at No.2 Squadron.
		Painting the RNZAF Skyhawk is dead easy as they were recently repainted low viz dark green over the entire airframe with the exception of the nose and fin behind the cockpit which are painted fl.
		As of October/November of this year all RNZAF Skyhawks will be scrapped anyway so in a few years this model with become highly sort after by Kiwi Modellers.
	modelingmadness.com /reviews/mod/fordhama4.htm (1429 words)

	2005 Defence Brief NZ Air Force - Ministry of Defence NZ
		CAF is responsible for ensuring the operational preparedness of the RNZAF, including the requirement to raise, train and maintain the operational units which are assigned to the Commander Joint Forces New Zealand for the conduct of operations and joint exercises.
		The operational units of the Air Force are assigned to the Commander Joint Forces New Zealand for the conduct of operations and joint exercises.
		CAF retains full command of the RNZAF and is responsible for managing the Air Force's capability to deliver operational outputs.
	www.defence.govt.nz /reports-publications/election-brief-2005/roles-org-rnz-airforce.html (1174 words)

	14 Fighter Squadron, RNZAF, in Japan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The RNZAF flew coastal patrols as part of their duties with the Occupation Forces.
		I joined the RNZAF in March 1946 (going into recruit training at Wigram) intending to make my career in the air force.
		After a while we were transferred to Bofu and at the end of a 12 month tour of duty I returned home to NZ and a career in the RNZAF.
	riv.co.nz /jf/drew1.htm (214 words)

	SkyscraperCity Forums - RNZAF. A joke? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Well before a RNZAF 757 stopped to pick up troops in Townsville the other day I was somehow under the impression that New Zealand didn't have any air force, so I'm actually rather impressed.
		About the herc - this is not native to the RNZAF - I flew from Sale to Coolangatta for the indy (and back) and both flights were up to three hours late because the herc broke down and they had to change aircraft.
		I must say that the RNZAF musn't be very busy - I have a friend in the RNZAF who is on the Navigator course at RAAF East Sale, and for Christmas leave he got picked up by a kiwi 757 enroute from Canberra - he was the only one at Sale.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=166542 (2071 words)

	avenger1
		The largest single engined aircraft to serve with the RNZAF began life with work by Grumman's design and technical teams led by W.T. Schwendler.
		Although the RNZAF was originally allocated 63 aircraft from Grumman production in 1943, only 48 were ever delivered, with the first six (NZ2501 to NZ2506) TBF-1’s delivered on the "William Keith" in September, 1943.
		At this time, the ground crew component of 8(GR) Squadron were reformed as 30 Servicing Unit (SU) under the RNZAF's policy to have the aircraft pooled and issued as needed to the flying squadrons for operations.
	rnzaf.hobbyvista.com /avenger1.html (762 words)

	Kiwi A-4's in the air
		The 75 Squadron RNZAF Skyhawk's were dropping live bombs (perhaps for the last time) and after the bombing run "sneaked up" on the observation post on the hill, by flying very low along the river bed in the picture.
		Taken on the last RNZAF Skyhawk live bombing camp, at the Waiouru bombing range in June 2001.
		This photo was taken during an air-to-air photo mission I went on with 2 Squadron, RNZAF from NAS Nowra, Australia.
	www.gibstuff.net /a4_alley/a4s_flight.html (656 words)

	Green Cross Flights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A couple of RNZAF officers including an engineer officer were flown down to look at it on 14th Sept, and after discussions with a Japanese engineer officer and a demonstration of the engine running, this information was relayed back to Piva.
		Although he could not locate the relevant file, an RNZAF officer (bless his heart) was convinced that the Zeke had been promised to the War Memorial Museum in Auckland many years before (it had been, in 1947) and that they were to take delivery of it "when they had the room to display it".
		Also to expect an RNZAF pilot to ferry this aircraft from Kara to Piva without ASI, etc, even in clear weather is quite preposterous, not that he could NOT have done it, but it would go against everything he had learned as a pilot of heavy aircraft over previous six years.
	www.j-aircraft.com /faq/green_cross_flights.htm (2404 words)

	The Royal New Zealand Air Force in Tauranga in WW2
		Late in 1941 I had been posted from RNZAF Station Harewood in Christchurch to RNZAF Station Hobsonville in Auckland, and as a medic was attached to the medical sick quarters.
		The situation with the bar operating went on for some weeks until after a statutory period the liquor licence was held in abeyance until the pub was no longer required for war service.
		Neither the Brewery Public Relations Officer, nor the Air Force Public Relations Department, was aware that the hotel had been used as an RNZAF Hospital, and later an officers' mess.
	rnzaf.homestead.com /airtg.html (903 words)

	New Zealand Womens Air Force
		Thus the RNZAF was the first of New Zealand's three military services to have an official women's auxiliary.
		This was the month that the WRNZAF ceased to exist as a separate entity, as a result of the integration policy of the New Zealand Defence Force.
		In the present day RNZAF women may be employed in any trade, including those with a combat role.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-nz/nz-waaf.htm (448 words)

	Kiwi Skyhawk Operations
		Ironically by the time the war ended the RNZAF was a large, modern and well-trained fighting machine, but initially our personnel went to war (and died) woefully under trained and equipped.
		RNZAF pilots selected to fly the Skyhawk will have completed a year of basic training on the CT-4E Airtrainer, followed by two years of Lead-in-Fighter Training on the Aermacchi MB339CB, prior to being posted to 2 Squadron in Nowra for their Skyhawk conversion course.
		The RNZAF has been deploying its strike aircraft on the ‘Vanguard’ series of exercises almost continuously for the past 40 years and has an enviable reputation for performance, safety and aircraft serviceability during these intensive 6 to 8 week deployments.
	www.gibstuff.net /a4_alley/a4s_ops.html (2710 words)

	SBD-5 Dauntless NZ5057 RNZAF in Profile
		The Douglas SBD Dauntless was used for a short time by the Royal New Zealand Air Force, and in that time it distinguished itself as being a plane that delivered its weapons on target, on time.
		The origins of the artwork are unknown, but it appears to be a winged stomach carrying a wide assortment of alcohol.
		It is to be noted that the RNZAF roundels differed greatly from plane to plane, with some featuring the large white inner ring and blue borders shown here, while others had a thin white inner ring and no blue borders, and there was yet a third variation that had no white bars at all.
	www.internetmodeler.com /awn/98-july/profile-3.htm (189 words)

	Charles--- 130H
		Note: This article originally appeared as a RNZAF News Special in July 1994, I have ommitted the photographs that accompanied the magazine special when I edited the article for online viewing(mainly because they did not scan well from the magazine paper).
		Some pictures of the RNZAF Herks can viewed in the foreign section of the Image Archive if you like.
		This statement in the RNZAF News was the first comment on what has become the annual sojourn of No. 40 Squadron to the great white continent.
	www.spectrumwd.com /c130/articles/rnzaf1.htm (2262 words)

	Defence Aspects of the Current and Future Use of RNZAF Base Auckland - Joint Use Post-Consolidation
		Whenuapai is currently the preferred operational location because of its proximity to the Devonport Naval base, and the helicopter capable ships, and because Whenuapai (as an RNZAF base) provides appropriate support facilities.
		Base Auckland is home for the six Orion maritime patrol aircraft, the five Hercules and the two Boeing 757 transport aircraft, the NSF, and the Operational Support Squadron.
		The SAS's deployability and ability to undertake counter-terrorism tasks will not be affected by the RNZAF's consolidation at Ohakea, or the possible future uses of Whenuapai.
	www.med.govt.nz /irdev/econ_dev/whenuapai/cab-papers/defence/defence-04.html (531 words)

	Helicopter Database
		On the recommendation of an RAF adviser, Wing Commander R A Cochrane, the RNZAF became an autonomous organisation on 1 Apr 1937.
		Following a major review, replacement of obsolete types was authorised in1962 and by the mid 1960s, the new fleet began to be delivered, together with the first RNZAF helicopters, the Bell 47G Sioux and the UH-1D Huey.
		The Bell 47 was the first helicopter to enter New Zealand military service as the 47G-3 model, introduced in two batches in Dec 1965 (6 airframes) and 1970 (7 airframes) to RNZAF Hobsonville and known as the Sioux, during its service.
	www.helis.com /database?menu=31&torg=139 (496 words)

	Making History, No.25 Squadron RNZAF Douglas SBD-5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		These aircraft were assigned serial numbers in the NZ5000 range and it was with these SBDs that the Squadron transferred to Bougainville on March 22, 1944 to begin their combat operations.
		An RNZAF SBD-4, one of the aircraft issued at Espirito Santo for operational training.
		One aircraft, '176' (Bu.No.28452) which never received an RNZAF serial number, was ditched on a ferry flight from Guadalcanal to Piva.
	www.making-history.ca /features/british/sbd_rnzaf/default.htm (2333 words)

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