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Australia-France Defense Cooperation Agreement Enters Into Force

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Friday, August 14th, 2009

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The Agreement between Australia and France regarding Defence Cooperation and Status of Forces (DCA) entered into force on July 7, the countries announced this week. The development is in keeping with the Australian Government's wish to deepen and broaden its close and productive ties with France. The DCA will enhance bilateral defense engagement by facilitating cooperation in a range of mutually agreed fields including, the conduct of military exchanges, exercises and training, defense materiel, logistics support and capability planning, activities…

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