New Zealand forces certainly formed part of the British Expeditionary Force. See http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-WH2-1Doc-c5.html However, there was no actual battle at Dunkirk. In May 1940 the British and Commonwealth forces, with French army on their left and the Belgian army on their right, were in full retreat ahead of the German armoured divisions, some in good order, but most in some degree of disarray, and ended up in Dunkirk (Dunquerque), under constant long-range artillery fire and attack by aircraft. Some rearguard actions were fought, but there was no set-piece "Battle of Dunkirk" as such.
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gemany and britain,but britain had help from new zealand and canada
New Zealand got involved in World War I in August of 1914.
yes they were involved in the Vietnam war.
Because it was part of the British Empire.
New Zealand.
Part of the ANZUS treaty; Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.
New Zealand was a part of the ANZUS Pact which called for mutual support.
because the word anzac mean Australian new zealand army corps
New Zealand was part of the Australian, New Zealand, US treaty called ANZUS. When we asked Australia and New Zealand to send military forces to South Vietnam they complied.
New zealand and Australia
No, New Zealand did not invent nuclear power, but Ernest Rutherford, a New Zealand scientist, was involved in the original dicoveries that led to nuclear energy.