![Retired helicopter fleet sold](/pf/resources/images/placeholders/placeholder_l.png?d=808)
Retired helicopter fleet sold
Ten of the Royal New Zealand Air Force's Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopters, known as Hueys, will be sold to Dakota Air Parts.
Ten of the Royal New Zealand Air Force's Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopters, known as Hueys, will be sold to Dakota Air Parts.
New Zealand soldiers have taken part in urban warfare and amphibious training exercises with three other Pacific nations.
The identity of the Counties Manukau police officer charged with assaulting three people he arrested can be revealed.
New Zealand's deployment of troops to train the Iraq Army continues to have strong public support, says the latest Herald-DigiPoll survey.
Intel Corp. has poured more than $60 million into Shanghai-based drone company Yuneec.
A Kiwi soldier has lifted the lid on life inside Iraq's fortified Camp Taji and the fight against Isis terrorists.
16 years after her last visit, former spokesperson for the Auckland East Timor Independence Committee Marie Leadbeater finds it a study in contrasts.
Naval ships Te Kaha and Endeavour were welcomed back to Devonport today.
Fallen Kiwi soldier, Luke Tamatea, was remembered in a touching moment last night, that left his 8-year-old daughter shedding "happy tears".
The New Zealand Defence Force is participating in an exercise that will see almost 30,000 troops training in multiple locations in Australia and the US.
Iraqi soldiers have graduated from the New Zealand and Australian Defence Force training at Taji Military Camp to join the fight against Isis.
Kiwi designers have struck a deal with the US Department of Defence to develop and build a "hoverbike" in the United States.
The Australian division of European aerospace company Airbus has confirmed it is buying Air New Zealand's subsidiary Safe Air.
A flying bike, like the one ridden by Luke Skywalker in Return of the Jedi, could soon be a reality, thanks to a Kiwi designer and his team.
A revised plan for the country to cope in an emergency has been approved by the Government.
Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has just paid a secret trip to visit
The American Defence Secretary, Ashton Carter, could not have been blunter in his assessment of the Iraqi Army.
The Defence Force says New Zealand soldiers have settled into their base in Taji, Iraq, and have started training local troops to fight the so-called Islamic State.
New Zealand's intelligence agencies will get a funding boost as concerns rise about the Islamic State (Isis), cyber-attacks and other
Airbus has sent an alert to all users of the A400M requiring one-time checks on the planes' electronic control units.
Stanley McChrystal uses management concepts he developed in the US Army to advise companies outside the defence industry.
Hillary Clinton has fallen silent on the TPP, an interesting departure from her statements as the nation's top diplomat.
Europe's most expensive defence program, the A400M has one advantage keeping it going: it's too big to fail.
Air forces across Europe grounded the military aircraft after one crashed near Seville, Spain, killing four people.
The Defence Force chief has downplayed a car bomb attack which killed three people near the NZ base on the first day of its deployment in Iraq.
A Northland teacher convicted of sexually abusing two girls and physically abusing six children placed in his care by Child Youth and Family has had an appeal against his conviction dismissed.
If a New Zealand commander had told his troops at Gallipoli, ‘I am not ordering you to fight, I am ordering you to die’, it’s unlikely that he’d be remembered by towering statues or commemorative coins.