Wars in which New Zealand participated

New Zealand has participated in several wars throughout history. Here are some notable wars in which New Zealand participated:

1. World War I (1914-1918): New Zealand participated in World War I as part of the British Empire. Approximately 100,000 New Zealand soldiers fought in Europe and the Middle East. Most Gallipoli participated in battles on the Western Front and the Middle East.

2.II. World War (1939-1945): New Zealand, World War II. He also sided with the British Empire in World War II. Approximately 140,000 soldiers from New Zealand fought in both the Pacific Theater and the European Theater. New Zealand also sent pilots and crew in the British Royal Air Force.

3. Korean War (1950-1953): New Zealand participated in the Korean War as part of the United Nations Force. With the start of the war in 1950, New Zealand sent approximately 6,000 troops. New Zealand soldiers fought to defend South Korea against North Korean attacks.

4. Vietnam War (1963-1975): New Zealand participated in the Vietnam War on the side of the USA. New Zealand soldiers served in Vietnam between 1964 and 1972. With the end of the war, New Zealand's military presence ended.

5. Afghanistan War (2001-present): New Zealand participated in the Afghanistan War in support of US-led coalition forces. New Zealand soldiers took part in peacekeeping and combat missions against the Taliban in Afghanistan. Today, New Zealand soldiers still serve in Afghanistan. In addition to these wars throughout history, New Zealand has also participated in various other minor conflicts and peacekeeping missions. The country generally uses its military power to support peace and ensure international security.