- 2007 first edition, 207 pages
- Published by Penguin/Viking, NZ
- Hardcover with dust jacket, red boards. Large format book
- Very good condition, minor fading top, bottom edge of boards.
- Illustrated.
- Price included freight surcharge of $5 for oversize/weight
New Zealand history told through the collections of QEII Army Memorial Museum.
The Queen Elizabeth II Army Memorial Museum in Waiouru stands as the guardian of New Zealand's military history. It holds its place in the landscape of the North Island's Central Plateau as the Army holds its own in our nation's history - solid, determined, self-assured and at one with the land it serves.
In With Honour, Richard Wolfe draws from the museum's collections to tell the story of our land force in times of war and peace, from its earliest days to the peace-keeping missions that dominate our modern world. The story is told though the diaries, letters, photographs and personal belongings of those who lived it.
This is the story of New Zealanders; our people, citizens who have served and continue to serve our nation with honour.
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