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This country is at war with Germany.

We shall go on to the end.

I remember the sheets of flame which came up and almost blinded us from our guns.

Hello and welcome to the World War II podcast. I'm Angus Wallace.

In this episode, we're heading to Southeast Asia to look at the story of the Malay regiment.

Raised initially as something of an experiment with just 25 recruits, the regiment grew steadily. by the time of the Japanese invasion of Malaya, there were two full battalions. They would find themselves

in the thick of the fighting during the desperate defence of Singapore in early 942. To help tell

this story, I'm joined by Stuart Lloyd, author of The Malay Experiment,

Colonial Origins and Homegrown Heroics of the Malay Regiment. His book charts the regiment's

origins, their role in the war, and their enduring legacy. Welcome, Stuart. Let's start with some

background. Malaya is now part of Malaysia in the 1930s. Was it a British colony?

I'm not quite sure technically what it was. What's it, what's its history?

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