Malaya
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Fijians Out of Malaya Early Next Year
NO further extension of the t of service for Fijian troop* w S- he ma de, and Ist Battalion, Fiji Infantry Regim nfHjvJ Urn t 0 Fljl in th e first of next year. m,T^cf Ca ? for Fi J ians t 0 fi ght c: munist terrorists in Malaya S ade ocn ° ct °ber, 1951, and n than 850 soldiers sailed from IE on JaniiMy 8, 1952. By the em many of these men had U re P} ace d by new recruits. 0 or tgt na l term was two ye but, presumably in view of the*« standing success of the Fijians BHfith t 0 to J our y ear s, and British Command in Malaya ir S? s f n ret of the fact that it wo to employ as many Fijians feasible f ° r ES long a term as however, and to some m Australia and New 2 mnd, there has been persist criticism of the whole scheme' PIM la p 82 S ) P ° nSlble quarters (A