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Forum: New Zealand
Jul 23rd 2007, 7:11 pm
Replies: 639
Views: 72,219
Posted By lapsed kiwi

Re: RNZAF / RAF transfers.

I can probably find that out for you.
And in reply to your other question, "Super" is a pension scheme. One of the advantages of working for the NZDF is that you get a very good super scheme; it is...
Forum: New Zealand
Jul 21st 2007, 8:33 pm
Replies: 639
Views: 72,219
Posted By lapsed kiwi

Re: RNZAF / RAF transfers.

NZDF pay isn't that great, especially considering the buoyant employment market just now. We've just had our first pay rise for 2 years, which is a mighty 1.5%! There is no equivalent to the AFPRB...
Forum: New Zealand
Apr 26th 2007, 7:44 am
Replies: 639
Views: 72,219
Posted By lapsed kiwi

Re: RNZAF / RAF transfers.

Congrats on getting your OOS, the RNZN are crying out for MTs (I think you're a MEA?) so we'll be pleased to see you. I didn't get very far on the reserve liability before I left; I emailed the...
Forum: New Zealand
Apr 3rd 2007, 7:30 am
Replies: 639
Views: 72,219
Posted By lapsed kiwi

Re: RNZAF / RAF transfers.

from tesco.com - cost of milk around £0.49 per litre, or £1.96 for 4 litres. A direct conversion gives you around $5.30, and using the "double the numbers" rule of thumb, $4 - so in my mind, pretty...
Forum: New Zealand
Sep 14th 2006, 7:00 pm
Replies: 639
Views: 72,219
Posted By lapsed kiwi

Re: RNZAF / RAF transfers.

I'm pretty sure the RNZN SH-2Gs are based at Auckland, and maintained by the RNZAF (we have no aircraft engineers in the RNZN). So you could be on those. You might even get to go to sea!
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