WELCOME TO THE NATIONAL MALAYA & BORNEO VETERANS ASSOCIATION
The Association is part of a worldwide network.
Membership is open to all who served in Her Majesty's Forces, the Commonwealth Forces, the Royal Federation of Malaya Police, the Civil Service, Saint John Ambulance and Auxiliary Forces during the Second World War, The Malayan Emergency and the Borneo, Indonesian Confrontation and thereafter.
AIMS & OBJECTIVES
To bring together in true comradeship those who have served in Malaya, Borneo, Singapore and Brunei during the Second World War, the Malayan Emergency, The Confrontation and thereafter in the above countries.
To assist Members in their time of need.
To remember with pride, respect and gratitude those of all nationalities who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty and to ensure that those who fell and that the Association is represented on the day of Remembrance at Home and Abroad.
To promote the Association and its Aims throughout the Commonwealth of Nations and other Nations and to seek Affiliations with similar Organisations.
To strengthen our ties with Malaysia, The Republic of Singapore and Brunei Darussalam.
To hold a Annual Reunion.
Site last updated 29/08/2009
WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK
Jayakumary Marimuthu is looking for your help
THE MALAYSIAN PALM OIL ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL PROJECT
London Cenotaph PARADE TICKETS
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Fight to bring home lost heroes
Chelsea Pensioners - Once a Soldier DVD
2009 AGM REUNION
WEEKEND DETAILS
TRIP TO Australia 2010 UPDATED
VETERANS' MEMORIAL SERVICES IN MALAYSIA
656 Squadron Association is planning a tour to Peninsular Malaysia in May 2010. UPDATED
Keyrings and ladies broach's back in stock. New stock Blazer buttons, small & large.
PJM update for those living in Canada 30/10/08
APPLICATION FORM FOR PJM MEDAL
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CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE TO PURCHASE THE AUTHENTIC Pingat Kami - Hak Kami LAPEL BADGE
NEW BOOK Confrontation, the War with Indonesia 1962-1966
NEW MEMBERS UPDATED 24/05/09
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Warning we have received advice on the cleaning of
medals from the manufacturer who recommend that Brasso and other abrasive
substances should not be used to clean medals the PJM in particular. A
special cloth like Goddard's silver cloth or similar should be used. If it
does become necessary a cleaner such as silver wadding carefully
administered should only be used.
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PINGAT JASA MALAYSIA MEDAL UPDATE 17/08/2009 THIS PROCESS IS TAKING UP TO 3 YEARS OR MORE FROM YOUR APPLICATION FORM BEING RECEIVED. THE MALAYSIAN HIGH COMMISSION IN LONDON HAVE NOT HAD ANY MEDALS SINCE MAY 08 BUT ARE HOPEFULL THAT A NEW SHIPMENT WILL ARRIVE IN 2009. THEY HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT THERE WILL BE 6000 MEDALS FOR THIS YEAR AND ANOTHER 6000 MEDALS NEXT YEAR. I SPOKE WITH THE MALAYSIAN HIGH COMMISSIONER ON SATURDAY AND HE IS NOW AWARE OF HOW MANY ARE STILL WAITING FOR THE MEDAL SO IS GOING TO ASK IF THE AMOUNT CAN BE INCREASED. WITH OVER 16,000 STILL WAITING FOR THIER MEDALS THE PRIORITY WILL BE THOSE THAT APPLIED IN 2006 AND HAVE NOT RECEIVED THEIR MEDAL, ONCE THE MEDALS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY THE MHC IN LONDON.
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Posthumous application form for PJM please email me for a copy
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