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Scoop Coverage: NZDF Soldier Killed In Afghanistan

Lt Tim O'Donnell Funeral: Governor General's Speech

11/10/10 This afternoon we remember the life of Lieutenant Timothy Andrew O’Donnell of the Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment who died on 4 August 2010 while he was serving as a part of the New Zealand Provincial Reconstruction Team of the International Security Assistance Force in Bamyan Province, Afghanistan.

The Governor-General as Commander-in-Chief signs the commissions of all New Zealand officers from the Chief of Defence Force through to the Lieutenants who graduate from the Officer Cadet School every year... Each commission states that I place my “trust and confidence in your loyalty, courage and good conduct” to carefully discharge the duties as an officer.More>>

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NZDF Update: NZ Soldier Killed In Bamyan Province

The New Zealand Defence Force will commission a Court of Inquiry into the attack on Defence Force personnel that occurred in Bamyan early yesterday morning (NZT) resulting in the death of Lieutenant (LT) Tim O’Donnell and serious injuries to two other soldiers and an Afghan interpreter. More>>

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Scoop Audio: NZ Defence Staff On Soldier’s Death

New Zealand’s Chief of Defence says the death of a New Zealand soldier in Afghanistan was always a likely outcome of its operations in the war-torn country.

Defence staff at a press conference Wednesday confirmed the killing of Lieutenant Timothy O’Donnell, 28, and wounding of three more in a firefight in Bamiyan Province at around 4am Afghanistan time this morning. More>>

Gordon Campbell: On Our First Combat Death
In Afghanistan

The first fatality in the New Zealand deployment in Afghanistan has occurred on the same day the Dutch ended their deployment in Uruzgan province, as a prelude to pulling their entire force of 1.900 troops out of Afghanistan next month. More>>

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