Malayan Emergency - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Conflict related to the Cold War War of independence War involving Thailand War involving Australia owl:NamedIndividual Conflict in Asia Guerrilla Malaysia-related topic Proxy war Revolution or rebellion Twilight Struggle References Civil war in Malaysia War involving pre-independence Malaysia War involving Rhodesia Cold War conflict Insurgency in Asia War involving Fiji War: 1945–1989 War involving the United Kingdom Rebellion against the British Empire
rdfs:label	Malayan Emergency
owl:sameAs	dbr:Malayan_Emergency
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skos:prefLabel	Malayan Emergency
skos:altLabel	Malaya Malayan Malaysia Singapore State of Emergency first insurgency state of emergency communist insurgency Emergency emergency threat Far East Malayan Campaign Malayan campaign communist threat The Emergency the Emergency During this time communist insurgents emergency rule counterinsurgency operations a state of emergency national liberation war Emergency period communist terrorists against insurgents campaign against Chinese and Malayan Communist Insurgents 1948–1960 Malayan Emergency 1948–1960 State of Emergency 1st Malayan Emergency Communist Insurgent Communist guerrilla uprising Communist insurgents in Malaya Communist insurrection in Malaysia Darurat Darurat 1948-1960 Darurat 1948-60 Emergency Information Service Emergency over Singapore and Malaya Emergency years (1948 – 1960) First Communist Insurgency Malaya (now Malaysia) Malaya 1948–1960 Malaya Emergency Malaya conflict Malaya during the Emergency Malaya-Borneo Malaya/Malaysia Malayan Campaign (1950–1959) Malayan Emergency (1948-1960) Malayan Emergency (1948–1960) Malayan Emergency (1948–60) Malayan Insurgency Malayan War Malayan communist insurgency Malayan counter-insurgency Malayan emergency Malayan emergency. Malayan insurgency Malayan_Emergency#War_crimes Malaysian-Indonesian Confrontation The Malayan Emergency a communist insurgency of its own an armed insurgency anti-insurgency operations in Malaya anticolonial rebellion in Malaya armed insurgency by communist groups communist insurgency from 1948 to 1960 communist insurgents in Malaya conflict with communist guerrilla forces conflict with the British government of Malaya emerging Communist insurgency fight communist forces first insurgency government anti-insurrection measures insurgency in insurgency in Malaya mission to Malaya open conflict with the BMA in 1948 the communist insurrection
clgo:causalties	519 killed 1,346 killed 2,406 wounded
clgo:combatant	* Australia New Zealand United Kingdom Malayan Communist Party Supported by: Communistforces: Malayan National Liberation Army Kenya (until 1953) Fiji (Taiwan) (Thai–Malaysian border) (after 1953) Federation of Malaya Commonwealthforces:
clgo:commander	Ismail Abdul Rahman Federation of Malaya Muhammad Indera Robert Menzies Henry Gurney Lim Yew Hock Sidney Holland Tunku Abdul Rahman David Marshall (Singaporean politician) Yeung Kwo Henry Wells (general) Anthony Eden Abdullah CD Australia Harold Macmillan Edward Gent Lee Kuan Yew Malayan Communist Party Yusof Ishak William Allmond Codrington Goode Rashid Maidin Clement Attlee Chin Peng Abdul Rahman of Negeri Sembilan Lee Meng New Zealand S. A. Ganapathy Winston Churchill Walter Nash Abdul Razak Hussein Roy Urquhart Shamsiah Fakeh Harold Rawdon Briggs Gerald Templer Lau Yew
clgo:date	1948-06-16
clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict	Decolonization of Asia Cold War in Asia
clgo:place	Malaysia Fiji British Malaya Thailand
clgo:result	Commonwealth military victory but diplomatic failure
clgo:strength	* + 7,000MNLAfull-time troops (1951). * + Estimated 1,000,000 sympathisers. * 24,000 Federation Police * 37,000Special Constables * 40,000 regularCommonwealthpersonnel * Unknown number ofIban(Dayak) headhunters * Unknown number ofMin Yuencivilian supporters. * Unknown number ofOrang Asliallies. Gurkha regiments King's African Rifles Over 451,000 troops. Over 7,000 troops. * 250,000Malayan Home Guard(Malayan Regiment) troops
clgo:territory	Federation of Malaya
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=battle hasValue=Malayan Emergency
is clgo:battle of	Jim Robertson (British Army officer) No. 3 Squadron RAAF Harry Dimoline John Akehurst (British Army officer) John Archer (British Army officer) James Cassels (British Army officer) New Zealand Special Air Service No. 78 Wing RAAF Philip Jacobson Bill Speakman David Eckersley-Maslin Donald MacGillivray Rodney Moore (British Army officer) Denis Ormerod John Hurry Peter Walls Edward Cakobau Freddie Plaskett Kenneth Bastyan Mike Calvert Peter Malam Brothers Kevin Wheatley Roi Wilson Royal Australian Air Force 2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment Bill Godwin Henry Gurney 7th Signal Regiment (Australia) Harry Smith (Australian soldier) 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles Michael Jeffery Grahame Vivian Geoff Braybrooke Kevin Newman (politician) William Jackson (British Army officer) Frank Rennie Bill Sparks Thomas Pearson (British Army officer, born 1914) Alan Reay Colin Falkland Gray John Mace (New Zealand Army officer) Richard Gerrard-Wright Desmond Dreyer Michael Pollock Richard Gordon Wakeford William Scotter Edward Crew (RAF officer) Harry Baxter John Watts (British Army officer) Richard Bomball Roy Austen-Smith Peter Duffell (British Army officer) Richard Peek (admiral) Valston Hancock William Henderson (general) Alun Gwynne Jones, Baron Chalfont Brian Wyldbore-Smith John Newham Brian Poananga Leslie Thomas Neil Wheeler Tunku Abdul Rahman Frank Hassett George Styles (British Army officer) Ian Baker (British Army officer) Keith Payne Bill Rowling Abdy Ricketts David Seely, 4th Baron Mottistone Henry Wells (general) No. 38 Squadron RAAF Barrie Dobson Charles Alvin Beckwith Anthony Synnot No. 41 Squadron RNZAF Ray Simpson (soldier) Robert Grainger Ker Thompson Colin Thackery Lennox Napier A Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery John Chapple (British Army officer) John Nott Lewis Pugh (British Army officer) Henry Leach Ian Gow Malcolm Ashworth Royal New Zealand Air Force Michael Codner Ralph Anstruther Frederick Scherger No. 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit RAAF Syd Kyle-Little Tug Wilson (British Army officer) Simon Cooper (British Army officer) Stuart Paul Weir Bernard Knight Robert Maxwell Johnstone Edward Powles Iain Murray (author) Eric Smith (British Army officer) ... and more
is clgo:isPartOfMilitaryConflict of	Pipeline ambush Operation Termite Sungai Siput incident Penang ambush Labis incident Bukit Kepong incident Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–1989) Assassination of Sir Henry Gurney Death of Lau Yew Battle of Semur River
is clgo:knownFor of	Shamsiah Fakeh
is clgo:usedInWar of	PPSh-41 De Lisle carbine Daimler Dingo M1 carbine Ordnance QF 25-pounder Type 97 grenade MP 18 Sten M3 submachine gun Owen gun Type 11 light machine gun Lee–Enfield Type 96 15 cm howitzer Type 10 grenade discharger Type 38 rifle Ferret armoured car Type 44 carbine M50 Reising Boys anti-tank rifle Type 35 rifle Thompson submachine gun Type 89 grenade discharger Webley Revolver Type 30 rifle Type 99 rifle Alvis Saracen Mauser C96 Madsen M-50 Type 96 25 mm AT/AA gun Enfield No. 2 Sterling submachine gun RP-3 Browning Auto-5

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