Huge file, full text: https://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/6128/1/vB3_Malaya_Part II.pdf Mostly covers the political and counter-insurgency aspects of the conflict through official documents (see sample):
I have not looked on this website for Malaya, so with Charley's post I looked for some articles on a mainly US website concerned with 'Small Wars'. Here are a selection of some of the articles there (not in priority order): Chin Peng The leader of the insurgency Malaya: The Myth of Hearts and Minds | Small Wars Journal https://smallwarsjournal.com/blog/journal/docs-temp/674-manea.pdf An interview with Karl Hack Algeria and Malaya: A Tale of Two Distinct and Dramatically Different Counterinsurgency Campaigns | Small Wars Journal
Yes, there's some good stuff there. I've posted a fair smattering of material on Malaya mainly the early stage ('48-'53) as my grandfather was there with the Royal Artillery. I'm always on the lookout for specifics about operations or life around Tampin and Gemas (Negri Sembilan) at this time. Most of what I've gleaned has come from accounts of men with the Green Howards and 26 Field Regt R.A. (to which 54-bty and 93-bty from 25 Fd Regt in Hong Kong were successively attached).
