ROSS NEPIA HIMONA
- Anzac Prayer ~ 2001
- Conversations Far from Viet Nam
- Officers Should Not Carry Parcels
- Professional Soldier
- Reflections on Running
- Softly I hear You
- Sun Tzu's Art of War
- Sweet Bugle for Jack
- The Way of the Warrior
- To a Dying Soldier
- Tuesday, 18th March 2003
- Viet Nam Paradox
- Weapons of Mass Destruction
- Yours Sincerely
Major Ross Himona served 20 years in the New Zealand Army as an infantryman, including active service as a platoon commander in Borneo 1966 and in Viet Nam 1967. He later served as a company commander and battalion operations officer in Singapore with the 1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment.
Victor Company RNZIR was the first New Zealand infantry unit committed to the war in Viet Nam. I was a platoon commander with C Coy 1 RNZIR in Borneo 1966, reformed as an independent company group and renamed V Company to go to Viet Nam 1967.
Since 1982 Ross has been an activist and writer, soldiering in the cause of his indigenous Maori people.
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