Malaya Command werd in 1924 geformeerd om de verdediging van Brits Maleisië te organiseren. Aanvankelijk een klein garnizoen, werd het commando in 1939 sterk uitgebreid vanwege de stijgende dreiging in het Verre Oosten. In 1942 werd het Malaya Command door de ontwikkelingen aan het front opgeheven, maar na de Japanse overgave weer ingesteld. Met de onafhankelijkheid van Maleisië in 1957 werd het commando weer opgeheven.
Ministry of Defence |
1924 |
Far East Command (UK) |
18 november 1940 |
ABDA-Command |
7 januari 1942 |
In 1924 werd Malaya Command ingesteld ter verdediging van het uit de Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States en Unfederated Malay States samenvoeging van Brits Maleisië (Malakka). Aanvankelijk was dit commando opgebouwd uit lokale eenheden met garnizoenen in Kuala Lumpur, Taiping, Seremban en Singapore.
Met de groter wordende internationale dreiging in 1939 en het uitbreken van de oorlog in Europa, werd besloten om Malay Command te versterken. Dit werd voornamelijk gedaan met eenheden uit Brits India aangezien de meeste Britse eenheden in Europa ingezet waren. Rond november 1940 bestond het commando uit 17 bataljons, waarbij het Indiase deel voornamelijk was ondergebracht bij het IIIrd Indian Corps met een hoofdkwartier in Kuala Lumpur. Om de regionale coördinatie op de verdediging te bevorderen, werd op 18 november 1940 het Malay Command onder bevel gesteld van het Far East Command (UK).
Met de reorganisatie van de geallieerde troepen in het Verre Oosten en de Zuidelijke Pacific werd op 7 januari 1942 het commando onder bevel gesteld van ABDA-Command. Op 15 januari 1942 werd Malay Command opgeheven na de overgave van Britse troepen in Maleisië en Singapore.
Toen in augustus 1945 de Japanse troepen zich overgaven, werd op 1 november 1945 door omvorming van het Britse 14th Army opnieuw een Malaya Command geformeerd met hoofdkwartier in Singapore. In augustus 1947 werd dit commando omgevormd tot een Malaya District en een Singapore District, welke echter vanwege de "Malayan Emergency" (Maleise Burgeroorlog) in augustus 1950 weer werden opgewaardeerd tot een Malaya Command. Met de onafhankelijkheid van Maleisië op 31 augustus 1957 werd het commando opgeheven en werden alle lokale troepen van het commando ondergebracht bij de Overseas Commonwealth Land Forces (Malaya)
Commanding Officer: |
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Major-general Sir Theodor Fraser |
mei 1924 |
Major-general Sir Casimir van
Straubenzee |
juni 1927 |
Major-general Harry Pritchard |
30 november 1929 |
Major-general Sir Louis Oldfield |
16 februari 1931 |
Major-general Ernest Lewin |
10 februari 1934 |
Major-general Sir
William Dobbie |
30 november 1935 |
Lieutenant-general Sir Lionel
Bond |
30 juni 1939 |
Lieutenant-general
Arthur Percival |
29 april 1941 - 15 februari 1942 |
Major-general Roy
Urquhart |
augustus 1950 |
Major-general Sir Hugh Stockwell |
juni 1952 |
Lieutenant-general Sir Geoffrey
Bourne |
1954 |
Lieutenant-general Sir Roger
Bower |
1956 - 31 augustus 1957 |
General Staff Officer 1st Grade: |
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Colonel Kenneth Sanderson
Torrance |
17 augustus 1939 - 25 november
1941 |
Brigadier General Staff: |
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Brigadier Kenneth Sanderson
Torrance |
26 november 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
General Staff Officer 2nd Grade: |
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Major Frederick Hubert Vinden |
1 april 1937 - 5 maart 1940 |
Major Victor Raymond Wallen
Crawford |
12 december 1938 - 30 september
1940 |
Major Augustus Klingner Fergusson |
6 maart 1940 - februari 1942 |
Major Harold Chetwode Phillips |
1 oktober 1940 - februari 1942 |
General Staff Officer 3rd Grade: |
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Major George Archibald Palmer |
11 januari 1939 - 19 februari
1940 |
Captain Charles Parry Glyn de
Winton |
22 april 1939 - 23 juni 1942 |
Major William Howard Green |
1 augustus 1939 - 9 november 1940 |
Captain Frank Reginald Newnum
Cobley |
26 april 1940 - 1942 |
Captain (Temporary) William
Richard Waller |
16 oktober 1940 - 1942 |
Staff Captain: |
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Captain (Temporary) Anthony
Frederick Leetham Low |
30 april 1940 - 1942 |
Captain Angus John Campbell Rose |
9 september 1940 - 1942 |
Captain (Acting) C. G. Skinner |
15 december 1940 - 1942 |
Chief Administration Officer: |
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Brigadier (Local) Malden
Augustus Studd |
12 augustus 1937 - 21 mei 1940 |
Brigadier (Acting) Hubert
Francis Lucas |
22 mei 1940 - 15 februari 1942 |
Deputy Adjutant General: |
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Brigadier (Acting) Thomas
Kennedy Newbigging |
5 december 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General: |
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Major Robert Archibald Graham
Murphy |
1 mei 1939 - 19 februari 1940 |
Major Francis Arthur Herbert
Magee |
12 november 1940 - 1942 |
Assistant Quarter-Master-General: |
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Lieutenant Colonel (Acting)
George Archdale Palmer |
9 september 1940 - februari 1942 |
Deputy Assistant Quarter-Master-General: |
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Major Leslie Benskin Green |
1 mei 1939 - 1940 |
Major (Acting) William James
Douglass |
15 december 1940 - 1942 |
Brigadier Royal Artillery: |
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Brigadier (Temporary) Eric
Whitlock Goodman |
1 februari 1942 - 15 februari
1942 |
Commander Fixed Defences: |
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Brigadier (Temporary) Arthur
Drury Curtis |
6 juli 1939 - 15 februari 1942 |
Brigade Major: |
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Major Harold Chetwode Phillips |
4 juni 1938 - 30 september 1940 |
Major Roger Vavasour Hebblethwaite | 1 oktober 1940 - 1942 |
Instructors in Gunnery: |
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Major Arthur Edward Tawney |
22 oktober 1937 - 25 april 1940 |
Major Arthur Vincent Bird |
3 december 1937 - 1941 |
Captain George Louis Ryan |
1 juli 1938 - 1941 |
Chief Engineer: |
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Colonel James Alexander Charles
Pennycuick |
14 april 1938 - 21 oktober 1941 |
Brigadier (Acting)
Ivan Simson |
1 juni 1941 - 15 februari 1942 |
Deputy Chief Engineer: |
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Colonel Hugh Alexander Urquart |
17 december 1939 - 15 februari
1942 |
Colonel (Acting) Brian Delorese
Peake |
13 augustus 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Staff Officers, Royal Engineers: |
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Major Walter Hamilton Waring |
1940 - 1941 |
Captain Jocelyn James Douglas
Groves |
1940 - 1941 |
Lieutenant F. W. J. Davies |
1941 - 1942 |
Command Signal Officer: |
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Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Graham
Lloyd Giblin |
1 september 1939 - 15 februari
1942 |
Chaplaincy Services: |
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Reverend H. W. Todd, Chaplain to
the Forces 2nd Class |
1940 - 1941 |
Officer Commanding Royal Army Service Corps: |
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Lieutenant Colonel Cyril Elliott
Davis |
16 maart 1940 - 25 november 1940 |
Deputy Director of Supplies and Transport: |
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Colonel (Temporary) Cyril
Elliott Davis |
26 november 1940 - 26 januari
1942 |
Deputy Director of Transportation: |
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Brigadier (Acting) Claud
Willmott Richards |
8 december 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Assistant Director of Medical Services: |
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Colonel Charles Herbert Stringer |
1 mei 1938 - 25 november 1940 |
Deputy Director of Medical Services: |
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Brigadier (Acting) Charles
Herbert Stringer |
26 november 1940 - 15 februari
1942 |
Consulting Surgeon: |
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Brigadier (Acting) David Skene
Middleton |
september 1941 - 15 februari 1942 |
Colonel (Acting) Julian Taylor |
9 september 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Consulting Physician: |
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Colonel (Acting) John Bennet |
10 juli 1941 - 15 september 1942 |
Deputy Assistant Director of Medical
Services: |
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Major (Temporary) Cyril Wallace
Maisey |
1939 - 1942 |
Major Taquid Deen Ahmad |
21 oktober 1940 - 1942 |
Major (Acting) William Muir
Stewart |
5 november 1940 - 1942 |
Deputy Assistant Director of Hygiene: |
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Major John Joseph O’Dwyer |
25 april 1941 - 5 februari 1942 |
Deputy Assistant Director of Pathology: |
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Major Lennox Ross Selby
MacFarlane |
1940 - 1941 |
Assistant Director of Dental Services: |
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Lieutenant Colonel (Acting)
Douglas James Isaac |
9 september 1939 - 1942 |
Assistant Director of Ordnance Services: |
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Colonel (Acting) George Carter
Evelegh |
1 juli 1940 - 19 september 1941 |
Deputy Director of Ordnance Services: |
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Brigadier (Acting) George Carter
Evelegh |
20 september 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Deputy Assistant Director of Ordnance
Services: |
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Captain Augustus Harry Ives |
1 januari 1940 - 1942 |
Captain Charles Harold McVittie |
2 januari 1940 - 1941 |
Chief Ordnance Mechanical Engineer: |
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Lieutenant Colonel James
Porteous McLare |
8 februari 1938 - september 1941 |
Deputy Director of Ordnance Services
(Mechanical Engineering): |
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Colonel (Temporary) William
Proctor Bell Ashton |
20 september 1941 - 15 februari
1942 |
Deputy Director of Ordnance Supply, Lines
of Communication: |
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Colonel (Acting) Cecil Hunt |
3 januari 1942 - 15 februari 1942 |
Command Paymaster: |
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Colonel Percival Llewhellin
Oldham |
14 november 1937 - 1941 |
Assistant Command Paymaster: |
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Major Hugh Preston Park |
1940 - 1942 |
Financial Adviser and Auditor: |
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Colonel (Acting) J. E. Dowty |
28 augustus 1940 - 1942 |
Assistant Financial Adviser and Assistant
Auditor: |
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Lieutenant Colonel (Acting) C.
D. Gray |
28 augustus 1940 - 1942 |
Command Education Officer: |
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Major B. St. J. Storrs |
14 augustus 1940 - 1942 |
Cipher Officer: |
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Captain (Acting) F. H. Frankcom |
8 juli 1940 - 1942 |
Garrison Adjutant: |
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Captain J. A. H. Mitchell |
14 juni 1937 - 1940 |
Deputy Assistant Provost Marshal: |
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Lieutenant F. K. Beattie |
9 september 1939 - 1940 |
Malaya
Command |
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2md Battalion, The Welch Regiment |
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1st Battalion, 20th Burma Rifles |
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Headquarters and District
Establishment, Royal Artillery |
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7th Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal
Artillery |
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11th Heavy Batteries, Royal
Artillery |
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22nd Heavy Batteries, Royal
Artillery |
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Hong Kong and Singapore Brigade |
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1st Heavy Battery, Hong Kong and
Singapore Royal Artillery |
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41st (Fortress) Company, Royal
Engineers |
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Malaya Signal Section, Royal
Corps of Signals |
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32nd Company, Royal Army Medical
Corps |
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Detachment, Royal Army Pay Corps |
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Malaya
Command |
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1st Battalion, The Royal
Inniskilling Fusiliers |
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1st Battalion, The Middlesex
Regiment (Duke of Cambridge’s Own) |
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2nd Battalion, The Gordon
Highlanders |
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1st Battalion, 2nd Punjab
Regiment |
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7th Heavy Brigade, Royal
Artillery |
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9th Heavy Battery, Royal
Artillery |
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Headquarters and District
Establishment, Royal Artillery |
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7th Anti-Aircraft Battery, Royal
Artillery |
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11th Heavy Battery, Royal
Artillery |
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22nd Heavy Battery, Royal
Artillery |
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Hong Kong and Singapore Brigade |
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1st Heavy Battery, Hong Kong and
Singapore Royal Artillery |
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41st (Fortress) Company, Royal
Engineers |
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Malaya Signal Section, Royal
Corps of Signals |
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32nd Company, Royal Army Medical
Corps |
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Detachment, Royal Army Pay Corps |
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Malaya
Command |
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Malaya
Infantry Brigade |
Headquarters, The Malaya
Infantry Brigade & Signal Section 2nd Battalion, The Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) 1st Battalion, The Manchester Regiment (2) 2nd Battalion The Gordon Highlanders |
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12th
Indian Infantry Brigade |
Headquarters, 12th Indian
Infantry Brigade & Signal Section 2nd Battalion, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise’s) 5th Battalion, 2nd Punjab Regiment 4th Battalion, 19th Hyderabad Regiment 22nd Mountain Regiment, Indian Artillery 15th Field Company, Queen Victoria’s Own Madras Sappers and Miners |
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Malaya
Anti-Aircraft Brigade |
Headquarters, The Malaya
Anti-Aircraft Brigade & Signal Section 1st Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery (H.Q., 6th, 9th and 10th Anti-Aircraft Batteries, H.K.S.R.A.) 2nd Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery (H.Q., 11th, 12th and 13th Anti-Aircraft Batteries, H.K.S.R.A.) 3rd Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (H.Q., 11th, 29th and 30th Anti-Aircraft Batteries, Royal Artillery) |
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Singapore
Fortress, Singapore |
Headquarters, Singapore Fortress
& Signal Section Singapore Armoured Car Company 1st (Singapore Volunteer Corps) Battalion, The Straits Settlement Volunteer Force 2nd (Singapore Volunteer Corps) Battalion The Straits Settlement Volunteer Force 7th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery (H.Q., 11th, and 31st Heavy Batteries, Royal Artillery, and 5th and 7th Heavy Batteries, H.K.S.R.A.) 9th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery (H.Q., 7th, 22nd & 32nd Heavy Batteries, Royal Artillery) 10th Mobile Coast Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery (H.Q., 21st, 22nd & 30th Mobile Coast Defence Batteries, Royal Artillery) Singapore Royal Artillery (Volunteers) 30th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers 34th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers 35th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers 41st Fortress Company, Royal Engineers Singapore Fortress Company, Royal Engineers Singapore Royal Engineers (Volunteers) Malaya Signal Company, Royal Corps of Signals |
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Penang
Fortress |
Headquarters, Penang Fortress
& Signal Section 5th (Pathans) Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment 3rd (Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps) Battalion, Straits Settlement Volunteer Force 11th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery (8th Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, and 20th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery H.K.S.R.A.) 36th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers Penang Signal Section, Royal Corps of Signals |
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Port
Dickson |
1st Battalion, The Malay Regiment |
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Taiping |
2nd Battalion, 17th Dogra
Regiment |
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Malacca |
4th (Malacca Volunteer Corps)
Battalion, The Straits Settlement Volunteer Force |
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Malaya
Command |
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1st Regiment Bahawalpur
Infantry Jind Infantry Karpurthala Infantry 1st Regiment Hyderabad Infantry 1st Regiment Mysore Infantry 1/15 Bataljon Punjab Regiment |
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Reserve
Malaya Command |
12th Indian Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders - 5th Battalion, 2nd Punjab Regiment - 4th Battalion, 19th Hyderabad Regiment - 122nd (West Riding) Field Regiment, Royal Artiller - 15 Field Company (Queen Victoria’s Own Madras Sappers and Miners) |
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Singapore
Fortress, Singapore |
- Jind Infantry Battalion
(Indian States Forces) (½ Strength) - Kapurthala Infantry Battalion (Indian States Forces) (½ Strength) - Dalforce |
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1st Malaya Brigade - 2nd Battalion, Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) - 1st Battalion, Malay Regiment - 2nd Battalion, Malay Regiment |
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2nd Malaya Brigade - 1st Battalion, Manchester Regiment - 2nd Battalion, Gordon Highlanders - 2nd Battalion, 17th Dogra Regiment |
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Straits Settlements Volunteer
Force Brigade - 1st Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Singapore Volunteer Corps) - 2nd Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Singapore Volunteer Corps) - 4th Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Malacca Volunteer Corps) - Singapore Armoured Car Company, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force |
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Singapore Fortress Royal
Engineers Brigade - 30th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers - 34th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers - 35th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers - 41st Fortress Company, Royal Engineers |
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Royal Artillery Commander, Air Defences, Singapore - 1st (Heavy) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Indian Artillery - 1st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery - 2nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery - 3rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery - 3rd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery - 5th Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery Commander, Fixed Defences, Singapore - 7th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery - 9th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery - 16th Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery |
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Australian
Imperial Forces Corps, Kluang, Malakka |
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Australian 8th Division |
- 2/10th Field Regiment - 2/15th Field Regiment - 4th Anti-Tank Regiment - 2/10th Field Company - 2/12th Field Company - 2/6th Field Park Company |
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Australian 22nd Brigade - 2/18th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/19th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/20th Australian Infantry Battalion |
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Australian 27th Brigade - 2/26th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/29th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/30th Australian Infantry Battalion |
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Royal Australian Artillery - 2/10 Regiment Fieldartillery - 2/15 Regiment Fieldartillery - 2/4 Regiment Anti Tank Artillery |
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Royal Australian Engineers - 2/10 Company RAE - 2/12 Company RAE - 2/6 Company (Field Park) RAE |
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IIIrd
Indian Corps |
- 45 Army Troops Company (Royal
Bombay Sappers and Miners) - 46 Army Troops Company (Queen Victoria’s Own Madras Sappers and Miners) - 1 Artisan Works Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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15th Indian Infantry Brigade - 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 9th Jat Regiment - 1st Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment - 23rd Field Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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Line of Communications Brigade - 1st Battalion, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces (Perak) - 2nd Battalion, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces (Selangor) - 3rd Battalion, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces (Negeri Sembilan) - Light Battery, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces - Armoured Car Company, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces - Signals Battalion, Federated Malay States Volunteer Forces |
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Krohcol - 5th Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment (3 Companies) - 3rd Battalion, 16th Punjab Regiment - 2/3rd Australian Motor Company |
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Fort Penang - D Company, 5th Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment - 3rd Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Penang and Province Wellesley Volunteer Corps) - 11th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery - 2nd Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Indian Artillery |
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Support Units - 5th Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment (Krohcol) - 3rd Battalion, 16th Punjab Regiment (Krohcol) - 1st Battalion, Mysore Infantry (Indian States Forces) - 1st Battalion, Bahawalpur Infantry (Indian States Forces) - 1st Battalion, Hyderabad Regiment (Indian States Forces) - 11th Indian Division Signal Regiment |
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Indian 9th Infantry Division |
- 4th Battalion, Federated Malay
States Volunteer Forces (Pahang) - 88th (2nd West Lancashire) Field Regiment RA - 42nd Field Park Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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8th Indian Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, 10th Baluch Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 12th Frontier Force Regiment - 1st Battalion, 13th Frontier Force Rifles - 3rd Battalion, 17th Dogra Regiment - 21st Mountain Battery, Indian Artillery - 19th Field Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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22nd Indian Infantry Brigade - 5th Battalion, 11th Sikh Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 18th Royal Garhwal Rifles - 5th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery - 22nd Field Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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11th Indian Division |
- 3rd Cavalry (IA) - 137th (2nd West Lancashire) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery - 155th (Lanarkshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery - 80th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery - 85th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery - 1st Independent Company - 43rd Field Park Company (King George V's Bengal Sappers and Miners) |
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6th Indian Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, East Surrey Regiment - 1st Battalion, 8th Punjab Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 16th Punjab Regiment - 22nd Mountain Artillery Regiment, Royal Artillery - 3rd Field Company (King George V's Bengal Sappers and Miners) |
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28th (Ghurka) Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, 1st Gurkha Rifle - 2nd Battalion, 2nd Gurkha Rifles - 2nd Battalion, 9th Gurkha Rifles - 17th Field Company (Royal Bombay Sappers and Miners) |
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Sarawak
Force (SARFOR) |
2nd Battalion, 15th Punjab
Regiment Sarawak Coastal Marine Service Sarawak Volunteer Corps Sarawak Rangers Sarawak Armed Police 35th Fortress Company, Royal Engineers 6" Guns Battery, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery |
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OC
Troop (Christmas Island) |
6" Gun, Hong Kong and Singapore
Royal Artillery |
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Na de instelling van ABDA Command werden de landeenheden op Malakka en in Singapore gerorganiseerd. Hierbij werd rekening gehouden met de geleden verliezen. De nieuwe organisatie trad pas op 8 februari 1942 in werking.
Malaya
Command |
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onderdeel van 2nd Battalion
Malay Regiment 2nd Company Dal Army Battalion Jind Infantry Battalion Karpurthala Infantry Battalion Hyderabad Infantry Battalion Bahawalpur Infantry |
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Reserve
Malaya Command |
12th Indian Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders - 5th Battalion, 2nd Punjab Regiment - 4th Battalion, 19th Hyderabad Regiment |
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Singapore
Fortress, Singapore |
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1st Malaya Brigade - 2nd Battalion, Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) - 1st Battalion, Malay Regiment - 2nd Battalion, Malay Regiment |
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2nd Malaya Brigade - 1st Battalion, Manchester Regiment - 2nd Battalion, Gordon Highlanders - 2nd Battalion, 17th Dogra Regiment - 5th Battalion, 11th Sikh Regiment - 1st Battalion Mysore Infantry |
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Singapore Fortress Royal
Engineers Brigade - 30th Fortress Company - 34th Fortress Company - 35th Fortress Company - 41st Fortress Company |
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Royal Artillery - 7th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery - 9th Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery - 16th Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery - 3rd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery - 35th (Light) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery - 1st (Heavy) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Indian Artillery - 1st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery - 2nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery - 3rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Hong Kong and Singapore Royal Artillery |
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Straits Settlements Volunteer
Force Brigade - 1st Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Singapore Volunteer Corps) - 2nd Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Singapore Volunteer Corps) - 4th Battalion, Straits Settlements Volunteer Force (Malacca Volunteer Corps) |
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Australian
Imperial Forces Corps, Kluang, Malakka |
13th Indian Field Company
(Madras Sappers and Miners) |
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8th Australian Infantry Division |
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Australian 22nd Brigade - 2/18th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/19th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/20th Australian Infantry Battalion |
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Australian 27th Brigade - 2/26th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/29th Australian Infantry Battalion - 2/30th Australian Infantry Battalion |
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Royal Australian Artillery - 2/10 Regiment Fieldartillery - 2/15 Regiment Fieldartillery - 2/4 Regiment Anti Tank Artillery |
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Royal Australian Engineers - 2/10 Company RAE - 2/12 Company RAE - 2/6 Company (Field Park) RAE |
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44th Indian Infantry Brigade - 6th Battalion, 1st Punjab Regiment - 7th Battalion, 8th Punjab Regiment - 6th Battalion, 14th Punjab Regiment |
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45th Indian Infantry Brigade - 7th Battalion, 6th Rajputana Rifles - 4th Battalion, 9th Jat Regiment - 5th Battalion, 18th Royal Garhwal Rifles - 13th Indian Auxiliary Pioneer Battalion |
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IIIrd
Indian Corps |
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Corps Reserve 15th Indian
Infantry Brigade - 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 9th Jat Regiment - 3rd Battalion, 16th Punjab Regiment - 1st Battalion, 8th Punjab Regiment - 3rd Battalion, 17th Dogra Regiment |
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11th Indian Division |
- 3rd Cavalry (IA) - 100th Indian Light Tank Squadron - 9th Battalion, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (Machine Gun Battalion) |
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8th Indian Infantry Brigade - 2nd Battalion, 10th Baluch Regiment - 2nd Battalion, 18th Royal Garhwal Rifles - 1st Battalion, 13th Frontier Force Rifles |
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British 18th Infantry Division |
18th Reconnaissance Battalion,
Reconnaissance Corps 5th Battalion Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) Australian 2/4th Machine Gun Battalion |
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British 53rd Infantry Brigade - 5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment - 6th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment - 2nd Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment |
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British 54th Infantry Brigade - 4th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment - 4th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment - 5th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment |
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British 55th Infantry Brigade - 5th Battalion, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment - 1/5th Battalion, Sherwood Foresters - 1st Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment |
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Royal Artillery - 118th (8th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (TA) - 135th (East Anglian) (Hertfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery - 148th (Bedfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery - 85th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery - 125th (Northumbrian) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery - 35th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (144th Battery, part of 89th Battery) - 6th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (part) |
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Royal Army Medical Corps - 186th Field Ambulance - 196th Field Ambulance - 197th Field Ambulance |
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Royal Engineers - 287th Field Company - 288th Field Company - 560th Field Company - 251st Field Park Company |
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