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Malaysia Australia Defence Alumni Association, established to give Malaysian and Australian Defence personnel instant access to current news and events.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha from M-ADAA.
Have a Blessed Day and please Stay Safe.
From the new High Commissioner-designate:
Selamat tengahari Malaysia! My wife and I are glad to have landed in KL and are now working from quarantine.
Looking forward to furthering 🇲🇾 🇦🇺 relations.
Jumpa lagi - Justin Lee
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welcome sir, stay safe
Welcome aboard to Malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia Sir
Welcome to Malaysia, Sir
Selamat Datang HC Justin
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia, Tuan!
"Despite the challenges of Covid-19, the relationship between Australia and Malaysia has never been stronger. We are long-standing friends and natural partners".
- His Excellency Andrew Goledzinowski in an article in The Malaysian Reserve today.
Malaysia and Australia: Partners in recovery and prosperity amid pandemic
themalaysianreserve.com
Trade, investment and people-to-people links between 2 great countries will continue to go from strength to strength Pic by TMR FILE PIX AS MY time in Malaysia draws to a close, I recognise that many Malaysians are doing it tough during the Covid-19 pandemic. But the pandemic has demonstrated the re...A fond farewell...
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A real pleasure to work with Andrew as the HOM.
It has been a great pleasure knowing you.
Great stuff Andrew. It was a pleasure to meet you and also to have you at my promotion ceremony following completion of MAFSC. All the best for your next endeavours.
Terima kasih Andrew.
Royal Malaysia Navy created 1958
On 12 July 1958, soon after attaining its independence on 31 August 1957, the Federation of Malaya had negotiated with the British government to transfer the British Navy assets to the newly formed Royal Malayan Navy. With the hoisting of the Federation naval ensign – the White Ensign modified by the substitution of the Union Flag by the Federation flag in the canton – the Royal Malayan Navy became responsible for Malaya's maritime self-defence. The "Royal" in Royal Malayan Navy was now in reference to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, who became the Supreme Commander of the Malaysian Armed Forces. All ships, facilities, and personnel serving in the Royal Malayan Navy were inherited by the Malayan government. The new force had an operational and training base at HMMS Malaya, and a small coastal fleet of one LCT, two Ham class minesweepers, one coastal minelayer, and seven MLs (the ex-RN 200th Patrol Squadron) on transfer from the Royal Navy.