The roll of the dice helps determine the fortunes of opposing factions in a wargame exercise at Burnham Military Camp this week. Preparing for the roll of the dice, and consultation of the charts and tables that determine the outcome of a movement are (from left): Lieutenant Glen Lauder, of Christchurch, Major Don King, of Waimate, and Major Kevin Ashcroft, of Kaikohe. Exercise Hunua Pass, involving 200 soldiers from throughout New Zealand, tests the theory of the army’s Integrated Expansion Force restoring order in a politically troubled Pacific nation that has been invaded by another power.
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Press, 28 November 1987, Page 7
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96The roll of the dice helps determine the fortunes of opposing factions in a wargame exercise at Burnham Military Camp this week. Preparing for the roll of the dice, and consultation of the charts and tables that determine the outcome of a movement are (from left): Lieutenant Glen Lauder, of Christchurch, Major Don King, of Waimate, and Major Kevin Ashcroft, of Kaikohe. Exercise Hunua Pass, involving 200 soldiers from throughout New Zealand, tests the theory of the army’s Integrated Expansion Force restoring order in a politically troubled Pacific nation that has been invaded by another power. Press, 28 November 1987, Page 7
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