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Malcolm Park roads, 1987 : general view [5]

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This 1987 photograph shows roads at Malcolm Park. Malcolm Park is named after Major-General Sir Neil Malcolm, General Officer Commanding the Straits Settlements. Title devised by Library staff.

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All rights reserved. Lee Kip Lin and National Library Board, Singapore 2009.

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LABUAN ISLAND. MAJOR GENERAL GF WOOTTEN, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING 9TH DIVISION INSPECTING MEMBERS OF 17TH FIELD COMPANY, INDIAN ARMY, WHO HAVE BEEN PRISONERS OF WAR OF THE JAPANESE SINCE THE FALL OF SINGAPORE.
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING VISITS THE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS' CAMP
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING AT SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS' CAMP
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING AT SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS' CAMP
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING AT SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS' CAMP
GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING AT SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS' CAMP
Britannia Club for British servicemen at Beach Road opposite Raffles Hotel. The General Officer Commanding of Malaya Major-General Dermott Dunlop laid the club's foundation stone on 3 May 1951 and Commissioner-General for Southeast Asia Malcolm Macdonald officially opened the club on 17 December 1952.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR M. C. DEMPSEY, GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING, 14TH ARMY, TALKING WITH 18TH DIVISION EX-POWS OF THE JAPANESE, DURING HIS INSPECTION OF THE CHANGI GAOL.
MAJOR-GENERAL D N H TYACKE, THE GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING SINGAPORE DISTRICT ATTENDING THE PRESENTATION OF LONG SERVICE AWARDS TO CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES OF THE BRITISH ARMY AT THE SINGAPORE DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS, TYERSALL PARK
VIEW OF THE GOVERNMENT YACHT "SEAMENT" AT THE STRAITS SETTLEMENT
General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District Major-General A G O-Carroll Scott (second from left), talking to new recruits during annual inspection of Singapore Volunteer Corps. In the centre is Lieutenant Jan bin Mustaffa, MBE, who acted as Malay interpreter. On the extreme left is Captain J E Gabain.