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"When war broke out in the Far East, the Regiment was in process of expansion .... In consequence..like many other units of our Imperial Force, (it) was not fully prepared for the ordeal which it was to face. Nevertheless, these young and untried soldiers acquitted themselves in a way which bore comparison with the very best troops in Malaya. In particular, by their stubborn defence of the Pasir Panjang Ridge at the height of the Battle of Singapore, they set an example of steadfastness and endurance which will become a great tradition in the Regiment and an inspiration for future generations."
Major-General A.E. Percival
From Foreword of 'The Malay Regiment 1933-1947'
Written by Mubin C. Sheppard, first published in 1947
 
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