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Department of Labour. Ballots were then conducted to decide who would undertake compulsory service. Those selected were required to complete three months' initial full-time training, followed by an annual commitment of three weeks part-time training. The first National Service intake marched in for training on 10 March 1962. In 1972, Norman Kirk headed the newly elected third Labour Government ended compulsory national service. The Territorials were once again to be volunteers, a change not altered when the Muldoon National Government swept back to power in 1975.
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In 1960 National, under Keith Holyoake, was elected. This second National Government reintroduced compulsory military training in 1962, though this time it was called National Service. Under the provisions of the National Service Act all males were required to register on their 20th birthday with the
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The first CMT Intake marched in for training on 9 May 1950. A total of 63,033 men were trained under the CMT scheme before it was abolished by the Labour Government in early 1958, at which time territorial service became voluntary.
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was abolished in 1932 due to economic reasons. The NZDF was then reorganised into voluntary enlistment
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It applied to all males from 14 – 21 years throughout New Zealand.
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were not invoked again, till nine months after the outbreak of
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has been adopted in New Zealand on a number of occasions.
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voiced in Parliament, however the outbreak of war in
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User:Brian
Temp
Brian New Zealand
Compulsory Military Training (in New Zealand)
disclaimer
Conscription
1780 caricature of a press gang
press gang
Alternative civilian service
Civil conscription
Conscientious objector
Conscription crisis
Counter-recruitment
Draft-card burning
Draft evasion
Impressment
Levée en masse
Military service
National service
Penal military unit
War resister
Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
Soviet Union
By modern country
Argentina
Australia
Azerbaijan
Bermuda
Brazil

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