Five Power Defence Arrangements

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The Five Power Defence Arrangements is a multilateral defence pact established in 1971 between the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Singapore to provide for mutual consultation and cooperation on security in Southeast Asia.

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Headquarters British Army Brunei (elements) alliance Five Power Defence Arrangements
Royal Australian Navy belongsToAlliance Five Power Defence Arrangements
Armed Forces of New Zealand partOf Five Power Defence Arrangements