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Zawed Born In the distant past... Country New Zealand Current location Home Time zone UTC+12
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I'm a New Zealander, 43 years old, and currently live and work in Hamilton . Several years ago, I lived in South Korea working as an ESL teacher, and retain an interest in that country.
History, particularly colonial themes and military history
Eastern Asia - Korea, China, Japan
Exploration, particularly voyages of discovery
Football (Soccer), A-League , Wellington Phoenix , K-League , Daegu FC
Formula One Create:
Australia
New Zealand
List of potential articles Albert Andrew (McGibbon, 2000, p. 17)
Patrick Ardagh (McGibbon, 2000, p. 32)
Arthur Bettington (McGibbon, 2000, p. 57)
Ian Bonifant (McGibbon, 2000, p. 66)
Stanley Crump (McGibbon, 2000, p. 132)
Roger Dansey (DNZB , see also McGibbon 2016, pp. 64–65)
George Dittmer (McGibbon, 2000, p. 147)
Arthur Douglas (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 148–149)
Monty Fairbrother (McGibbon, 2000, p. 163)
Percival Fenwick, NZMC
Wybrants Olphert (McGibbon, 2000, p. 401)
Archibald Richardson (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 449–450)
John O'Connell Ross (McGibbon, 2000, p. 453) Expand/tidyup:
Stephen Allen (colonial administrator) George Grey Andrews Amelia Bagley Francis Oswald Bennett James Thomas Burrows Keith Caldwell Edward Chaytor Henry Despard ((McGibbon, 2000, p. 144, DNZB)Norrie Falla Janet Gillies Donald McGavin (McGibbon, 2000, p. 284, DNZB)Edward Parry (Royal Navy officer) (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 412–413)George Phillpotts (DNZB)Arthur Pole Penton (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 420–421)Brian Poananga (McGibbon, 2000, p. 423)Thomas William Porter (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 428)Thomas Simson Pratt (McGibbon, 2000, p. 429, DNZB)John Mackintosh Roberts (McGibbon, 2000, pp. 451–452)Ronald Arthur Tinker New Zealand (Māori) Pioneer Battalion Barnstars and awards [ edit ]
The Guidance Barnstar
For going that extra mile...er, kilometer. Thanks! Cuprum17 (talk ) 12:50, 27 December 2012 (UTC)
Major contributions [ edit ]
18th Battalion (New Zealand) 19th Battalion (New Zealand) 20th Battalion (New Zealand) 25th Battalion (New Zealand) 26th Battalion (New Zealand) 34th Battalion (New Zealand) 35th Battalion (New Zealand) 37th Battalion (New Zealand) 2nd Infantry Brigade (New Zealand) 4th Infantry Brigade (New Zealand) 5th Infantry Brigade (New Zealand) 6th Infantry Brigade (New Zealand) 38th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 39th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 335th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 336th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 347th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 361st Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 362nd Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 387th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 710th Infantry Division (Wehrmacht) 462nd Volksgrenadier Division (Wehrmacht) 5th Luftwaffe Field Division (Germany) No. 1 (Islands) Group RNZAF Jean Batten's 1934 record flight from England to Australia Abbeville Communal Cemetery Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension AIF Burial Ground Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery Russell Aitken (RAF officer) Alexandra Redoubt, Pirongia Alexandra Redoubt, Tuakau John Allen (RAF officer) Hugo Armstrong Harold Atkinson (RAF officer) Samuel Austin (soldier) Cyril Babbage John Badger (RAF officer) Noel Bamford Bancourt British Cemetery Robert Barton (RAF officer) Eric Barwell John Batten (actor) Battery Point, Lyttelton Battle of Puketutu Battle of Te Pōrere Arthur Bauchop Walter Beaumont Leslie Beavis James Benson (RAF officer) Ronald Berry (RAF officer) John Bisdee (RAF officer) Kenneth Blair (RAF officer) Arthur Blake (Royal Navy officer) Minden Blake Crelin Bodie Derek Boitel-Gill Bourail New Zealand War Cemetery Adrian Boyd Robert Boyd (RAF officer) Charles Henry Brown Stanley Browne (RNZAF officer) Maurice Buckley (RNZAF officer) Robert Bungey Frederick Burrows (Australian soldier) James Burston Arthur Butler (historian) Buttes New British Cemetery Malcolm Calder Cecil Callaghan Raymond Cammock Capture of Le Quesnoy John Chapman (general) Edward Charles (RAF officer) Tom Ah Chee Church of the Holy Innocents, Mount Peel George Herbert Clifton Wilfred Clouston Arthur Clowes William Clyde Edward Coate John Cock (RAF officer) Basil Collyns Stanley Connors Consolidated PBY Catalina in New Zealand service Glen Cooper (RAAF Officer) Thomas Cooper-Slipper Couin New British Cemetery Robert Cowper (RAAF officer) John Wilson Crawford William Henry Cunningham John Curchin Frederic Cutlack Raoul Daddo-Langlois Robert Dafforn Dantzig Alley British Cemetery Edward Darling (RAF officer) Davis Land Austen Deans Jean Demozay John Denvir (soldier) Antonio Dini Douglas A-4 Skyhawk in New Zealand service Douglas SBD Dauntless in New Zealand service Bryan Draper William Dymond Owen Eagleson Alan Eckford Gerald Edge John Ellis (RAF officer) Mick Ensor Anthony Eyre (RAF officer) Henry Ferriss Foncquevillers Military Cemetery Athol Forbes Fort Resolution, Auckland Trevor Freeman Harry Fulton Frederick Galleghan Geoffrey Garton Lionel Gaunce George Genders Denys Gillam George Gilroy (RAF officer) Edward Gracie George Gribble (RAF officer) Thomas Grier Leonard Haines John Hall (RAF officer) Herbert Hallowes Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery Ronald Hamlyn Hangard Wood British Cemetery Glyn Harper Ronald Hassett Charlton Haw James Hayter (RAF officer) Gilbert Hayton Jim Henderson (writer) Philip Herapath John Herington Michael Herrick George Hill (RCAF officer) Bertie Hoare William Hodgson (RAF officer) Arthur Hodgkinson (RAF officer) Harold Howes Albert Houle John Houlton Frank Howell Reginald Hyde Mervyn Ingram George Jameson (RNZAF officer) Ernest Joyce (RNZAF officer) Ivon Julian George Keefer James Kemp (missionary) John Kilmartin (RAF officer) Robert Kipp William Klersy Joseph Larichelière John Latta (RAF officer) Walter Lawson (RAF officer) James Leathart Richard Lee (RAF officer) Peter Lefevre Samuel Leigh (missionary) Reginald Llewellyn Donald MacDonell (RAF officer) John Noble MacKenzie Dudley McCarthy Robert B. McClure James McDonald (priest) Andrew McDowall Donald MacFadyen Ian McGibbon Donald McKay (RAF officer) Kenneth Mackenzie (RAF officer) Walter McKinnon Desmond McMullen Ernest McNab Māngungu Mission Jean Maridor Eric Marrs Alfred Marshall (RAF officer) Howard Mayers Owen Mead James Meaker Francis Richard Lee Mellersh Charles Melvill Messines Ridge British Cemetery Edward Milford William Millington Richard Milne John Mitchner Percy Morfill Ian Morrison (RNZAF officer) Edward Mortimer-Rose Frank Murphy (RNZAF officer) Guy Newton (RNZAF officer) New Zealand and the Korean War New Zealand Staff Corps No. 1697 (Air Despatch Letter Service) Flight RAF Norfolk Cemetery Harold North North American P-51 Mustang in New Zealand service Jean Offenberg Official History of New Zealand's Effort in the Great War Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939–45 Operation Minden Operation Polecharge Newell Orton Alan Owen (RAF officer) Nigel Park Gartrell Parker Park Yong-man Harry Peters (mountaineer) Jacques Philippart Pitt Street Church Eric Plant Polygon Wood Cemetery Charles Guy Powles George Preece HMS Prize (Q ship) Heinrich von Prittwitz und Gaffron Queen's Redoubt Raymond Queree Paul Rabone Jack Rae Gordon Raphael (RAF officer) Paul Richey Randolph Ridling Frederick Robertson Michael Robinson (RAF officer) William Rolls Anthony Rook Malcolm Ross (journalist) Robert Row (New Zealand soldier) Desmond Ruchwaldy James Rutherford (historian) Sanders Memorial Cup James Sanders (RAF officer) John Joseph Scanlan (soldier) Warren Schrader Jim Sheddan John Shaw (RAF officer) John Shepherd (RAF officer) Mervyn Shipard Short Sunderland in New Zealand service Siege of Ngatapa Ewen Sinclair-Maclagan Wilfred Sizer Irving Smith (RAF officer) James Smith (RAF officer) Roderick Smith (RCAF officer) Francis Soper Spirit of the Few Monument, Hawkinge Robert Spurdle Douglas St George St Cuthbert's Church, Collingwood St John's Church, Wakefield St Paul's Church, Hairini St Gabriel's Church, Pawarenga Noel Stansfeld Harry Steere Gray Stenborg Harbourne Stephen Richard Stevens (RAF officer) Johann Stever Kenneth Stewart (RNZAF officer) Jack Stokoe James Storrar Donald Stott William Stratton (RNZAF officer) Donald Sutherland (explorer) Kenneth Tait Hugh Tamblyn Harold Burfield Taylor Norman Taylor (RAF officer) Keith Taylor-Cannon Te Pōrere Redoubts The Arrival of the Maoris in New Zealand Raymond Thorold-Smith John Topham (RAF officer) Owen Tracey Richard Trousdale Arthur Umbers Hamilton Upton John Urwin-Mann Arthur Leslie Varley Victor Verity John Villa James Walker (RAF officer) James Walker (RCAF officer) Sidney Wallingford Wilfred Wallis Richard Wallwork Harold Walmsley Warlencourt British Cemetery John Webster (RAF officer) Jefferson Wedgwood Norman Weir Edward Wells (RNZAF officer) Harold White (RAF officer) William White (missionary) John Whiteley (missionary) John Whitney (industrialist) Lionel Wigmore Albert Leslie Willetts Women's Auxiliary Army Corps (New Zealand) Women's Royal New Zealand Naval Service Alfred Woodhall John Yarra Ngāwini Yates Samuel Yates (storekeeper) Michael Young (RAF officer) Zantvoorde British Cemetery
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