The Australian and New Zealand armies today signed a new ‘Plan ANZAC’ they hope will build on their joint history of cooperation and mateship.
Plan ANZAC is a bilateral agreement designed to increase capacity to operate together with a framework for engagement, enabling the two armies to exchange views and share situational awareness, capability, training and readiness.
Chief of the Australian Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart said the agreement would increase cooperation between the two armies.
“Plan ANZAC builds on our significant history of partnership by strengthening our army-to-army relationships, enhancing interoperability, capacity, ability to jointly support combat operations as well as joint capabilities to meet today’s challenges,” Lieutenant General Stuart said.
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Plan ANZAC is a bilateral agreement designed to increase capacity to operate together with a framework for engagement, enabling the two armies to exchange views and share situational awareness, capability, training and readiness.
Chief of the Australian Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart said the agreement would increase cooperation between the two armies.
“Plan ANZAC builds on our significant history of partnership by strengthening our army-to-army relationships, enhancing interoperability, capacity, ability to jointly support combat operations as well as joint capabilities to meet today’s challenges,” Lieutenant General Stuart said.
