- Introduction
- Emergency and Confrontation
- Malayan Emergency
- Background
- The Malayan Communist Party
- Australians Arrive in Malaya
- Australians on Operations
- Australia's Allies
- Confrontation
- Background
- Australia's Involvement
- Operations
- Australia's Allies
- Australia's Adversaries
Australian involvement in South-East Asian Conflicts
The Malayan Emergency (1948-1960) and the Indonesian-Malaysian Confrontation (Konfrontasi) (1962-1966)
The Indonesian Confrontation (Konfrontasi) (1963-1966): Operations
Overview - Australian Operations in Borneo: Video - Fighting Patrol
Video - Fighting Patrol
This film shows Australian soldiers training for the type of jungle warfare they expected to encounter in the jungles of Borneo during Confrontation. These men are being trained in counter-attacking after an ambush. In the event such incidents were comparatively rare, the Australians, however, were able to demonstrate their own proficiency in laying ambushes on several occasions. (2:14 min - BW - Sound) [AWM F03173]
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2009 Australian involvement in South-East Asian Conflicts