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On Fri. 02 Jan 1942 Japanese and Anglo-Indian troops continued to figh.....

On Fri. 02 Jan 1942 Japanese and Anglo-Indian troops continued to figh.....
Japanese and Anglo-Indian troops continued to fight at Kampar Hill in British Malaya and prepared to withdraw southward later in the day. To the south, troops of the Japanese 4th Imperial Guard Regiment sailed down the Perak River to reinforce the Japanese 11th Regiment at Bernam River; Indian 12th Infantry Brigade arrived to reinforce the failing defense at Telok Anson nearby. Far to the south, Japanese aircraft based in Malaya and Borneo attacked Singapore.

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