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Battalion (1
RNZIR) –
Regular 2/1st
Battalion (2/1
RNZIR) –
Regular 2nd/4th
Battalion (2/4
RNZIR) –
Reserve 3rd/6th
Battalion (3/6
RNZIR) –
Reserve 5th/7th...
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Regiment with its
headquarters in Trentham, New Zealand. The 7th Battalion,
RNZIR was
formed in 1964
during the
reorganisation of the army by the amalgamation...
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filled by
RNZIR Officer,
Major Robert Ian Thorpe. In May 1968
Victor 2 was
replaced by
Victor 3.
Hereafter the tour of duty for all
RNZIR companies was...
- Army
plans now
envisage a
three manoeuvre unit
structure of 1
RNZIR, QAMR, and 2/1
RNZIR (light),
being brought up to
strength by TF
individual and subunit...
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later reorganisation of 1999,
which saw the TF
battalions split from the
RNZIR to
become multi-function
battalion groups. The
Wellington and Hawke's Bay...
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Company from the 1st Battalion,
Royal New
Zealand Infantry Regiment (1
RNZIR)
together with four M-113 APCs from the
Queen Alexandra's
Mounted Rifles...
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Benelli M3
Tactical shotguns,
which are
expected to
deploy with 1
RNZIR and 2/1
RNZIR soldiers on
stability and security-type operations. International...
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Dieppe Barracks, 1st
Battalion Royal New
Zealand Infantry Regiment (1
RNZIR) was a
light infantry battalion with a long
history in
South East Asia,...
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Benelli M3
Tactical shotguns,
which are
expected to
deploy with 1
RNZIR and 2/1
RNZIR soldiers on
stability and security-type operations. "Shoot, move...
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split from the
RNZIR to
become multi-function
battalion groups. The 2nd
Battalion (Canterbury, and Nelson-Marlborough and West Coast)
RNZIR became the 2nd...
