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Askar Melayu Tenaga Malaya
‘The Malay Regiment is Malaya’s Strength’
The Malay Regiment was an all-Malay military force formed in 1933 and is known as the Askar Melayu in Malay. It is now known as the Royal Malay Regiment or Rejimen Askar Melayu DiRaja and is the oldest regiment in the Malaysian army.
1950s Malay Regiment recruitment poster.
Sergeant Beaumont of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, attached to the Malay Regiment, instructs a Dyak tracker in the use of modern firearms.
The Malay Regiment, Malaya, 27 May 1941.
NCOs and men of the Malay Regiment in walking out dress. The sarong is green, the Muslim colour and also typical of the Malayan countryside, with red denoting the connection with the British Army, and yellow showing the connection with the royal households of the Federated Malay States. The cap badge is a crossed kris and sheath, surmounted by the oriental five-pointed crown, with the motto in Jawi script reading "Loyal and Faithful".
