• To perpetuate the memory of New Zealand’s mounted riflemen through public participation in the form of Association Membership.
• To obtain and preserve uniforms, weapons, and equipment (including tack) used by New Zealand’s mounted riflemen.
• To support memorial mounted rifles troops formed by Members of the Association.
• To research, record and preserve the traditions and customs of NZ mounted rifles units.
• To collect and preserve literature written by or about the mounted rifles, including the collection and preservation of unit records, awards, personal diaries, photographs, medals, books and articles relating to New Zealand’s mounted rifles regiments.
• To operate mounted rifles museums.
• To make available information on the mounted rifles to the public.
• To provide comradeship for its members who find the esprit de corps of the mounted rifles stimulating and rewarding.
• To recognize the role of New Zealand horses and their service to New Zealand in times of conflict .
• To maintain a web presence through which members and the general public can access information relating to the New Zealand mounted rifles.  
     

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