- The
Royal New
Zealand Air
Force (
RNZAF; Māori: Te
Tauaarangi o Aotearoa) is the
aerial service branch of the New
Zealand Defence Force. It was formed...
- crew
trainer aircraft 1938 1952
Operated by No. 14
Squadron RNZAF and No. 42
Squadron RNZAF NZ250 - 290, NZ1201 - 1399, NZ2100 - 2157, R6226 Avro 504 504K...
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aircraft should be
leased from the
United States to
replace the Skyhawks. The
RNZAF's air
combat units were
disbanded in
October 2001, and many of the aircraft...
- on
RNZAF aircraft.
RNZAF Security Forces operates under the
RNZAF Operations Squadron.
RNZAF Security Forces are more
commonly known in the
RNZAF simply...
- Airport.
RNZAF Museum, Wigram, Christchurch.
RNZAF Base Hobsonville,
Auckland RNZAF Base Wigram,
Christchurch RNZAF Station Te
Pirita RNZAF Station Waipapakauri...
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RNZAF Code "JZ"
Fighter No. 16
Squadron RNZAF Code "XO"
Fighter No. 17
Squadron RNZAF –
Fighter No. 18
Squadron RNZAF –
Fighter No. 19
Squadron RNZAF...
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RNZAF Base
Ohakea is an
operational base of the
Royal New
Zealand Air Force.
Opened in 1939, it is
located near Bulls, 25 km north-west of Palmerston...
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RNZAF Base
Auckland is a
Royal New
Zealand Air
Force base
located near the
upper reaches of the Waitematā
Harbour in Auckland, New Zealand. The base formerly...
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Squadron RNZAF No. 15
Squadron RNZAF No. 16
Squadron RNZAF No. 17
Squadron RNZAF No. 18
Squadron RNZAF No. 19
Squadron RNZAF No. 20
Squadron RNZAF No. 21...
- No. 75
Squadron RNZAF was an air
combat squadron of the
Royal New
Zealand Air Force. It was
formed from the RAF's
World War II
bomber squadron, No. 75...
