- List of New Zealand military personnel
The following is a list of notable
New Zealand people associated with the military, including those who saw active service in New Zealand.New Zealand Wars
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Duncan Alexander Cameron - British General in theSecond Taranaki War
*Hone Heke - Ngapuhi tribal chief
*Hongi Hika - first military leader of theMusket Wars
*Kepa Te Rangihiwinui - Maori leader on British side in the Taranaki Wars.
*William Odgers VC - first man to win theVictoria Cross in the New Zealand land wars.
*Thomas Simson Pratt - British commander in theFirst Taranaki War
*Beauchamp Seymour, 1st Baron Alcester - British naval commander in New Zealand, 1860-1861Boer War
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Edward Chaytor commanded Second and Eighth Contingents
*William James Hardham awarded Victoria CrossWorld War I
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Thomas Culling - First NZ Fighter Ace: WWI
*Ronald Bannerman - WWI fighter ace.
*Harold Beamish DFC - WWI fighter ace.
* Baron Freyberg of Wellington -Governor-General of New Zealand andVictoria Cross winnerWorld War II
* Sir Arthur Coningham - RAF Bomber Command
* Sir Roderick Carr - RAF Bomber Command and Chief of theIndian Air Force
* Baron Freyberg of Wellington -Governor-General of New Zealand andVictoria Cross winner
*Alfred Hulme - awarded the Victoria Cross
* Edgar James "Cobber" Kain - RAF fighter ace (first pilot to win a DFC in WW II)
* Sir Keith Park- RAF sector commander during theBattle of Britain
* Sir Peter Phipps- founding Chief of Defence Staff
*Leonard Trent -World War II pilot,Victoria Cross recipient.
*Lloyd Alan Trigg -World War II pilot, (only person awarded the VC solely on recommendation of the enemy)
*Charles Upham - World War II soldier (one of three awarded theVictoria Cross twice)
*Nancy Wake - the most decorated servicewoman ofWorld War II
*James Allen Ward - VC winning sergeant pilot of 75 Squadron RNZAF.Post-WWII
* Sir William Gentry - Chief of Staff of New Zealand services
ee also
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List of World War II aces from New Zealand
*Military history of New Zealand
*New Zealand Defence Force#Previous chiefs
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