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The NZIIA National Office invites you to a presentation on a challenging legacy: memories of the first World War in Germany by Colonel Dr. Hans-Hubertus Mack Director, Bundeswehr Center of Military History and Social Sciences (BwCMHSOSC)
On the link below are pictures of the 2014 AGM Weekend in Wellington.
From Skin Frances:
From Barry Dreyer:
Greetings to all. In case you are not aware, Graeme has been in Waikato Hospital since Sunday when he had a fall at home. He has a sudden fall in blood pressure whenever he stands up – those big feet – but it is not a stroke.
From DomPost 15 Nov 2014
From James Webber:
I’ve found nothing on Graham Roch [pronounced ‘rock’] who was a lieutenant at the time: do you know about him?
Greg Thwaite has made a submission, on behalf of the RNZAA, on the Code of Veterans’ and Other Claimants' Rights: Consultation Paper. Even though the closing date may have past, it is thought it is still worth making further submissions.
5 new items added to the list of Arms of Military & Police in NZ & Arms used by NZ Forces Overseas. Click on the links below to view.
On Friday 5th December the Auckland Artillery Officers Mess in conjunction with RNZ Engineer Corps (The Sappers) celebrate St Barbara's Day the patron saint of bangs and other loud things (Gunners & Engineers) at the Commerce Club, Ohinerau Street, Greenlane. We assemble about 12 noon for lu
Information on the new Veterans Support Act. Here are some frequently asked questions & answers. Click here to see more.
On Monday, a media release was distributed to the national media to provide information and background on our new RSA National President, BJ Clark.
From Greg Thwaite:
The Artillery Band is playing ‘Morning Melodies’ at the Bruce Mason Centre (Corner Hurstmere Road and The Promenade Takapuna Beach) on Monday 17th November at 11.00am. The concert takes just over an hour, and is always very entertaining.
All Gunners and families, along with RNZEME servicemen and their families, are welcome to attend a St Barbara’s Day celebration at the Papanui RSA from 1500 onwards on Sunday 7 December.
Some interesting general reading in this. Click here to see the E-Gazette #47 Nov 14
Some interesting general reading in this. Click here to see the E-Gazette #47 Nov 14