- 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)
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- Confrontation: Operations
- The SAS in Borneo
- Video - 2SAS Borneo patrol
The Indonesian Confrontation (Konfrontasi) (1963-1966): Operations
The SAS in Borneo: Video - 2SAS Borneo patrol
2SAS Borneo patrol
This piece of film shows members of an SAS patrol making their way through jungle and across streams – the soldiers look wary and are clearly concentrating on their surroundings. The presence of a camera, however, suggests that this was not a patrol in which the troops were in great danger. Among the most interesting scenes are those in which the troops meet local villagers with whom they share food and cigarettes. (2:09 min - BW - Silent) [AWM F03767]
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2009 Australian involvement in South-East Asian Conflicts