this Regiment, designed the crest. Three colours were chosen – green (the Muslim colour), yellow (for Malay royalty) and red (for the British Army influence). Royal Guards Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur Battle honours Second World War: Tanah Melayu 1941–42 Singapura 1942 Darurat 1948–1960 Konfrontasi 1963–1965 – Confrontation with Indonesia Battle of Mogadishu, Somalia 1993–1995 Bosnia 1993–1998 Namibia 1989–1990 Cambodia 1992–1993 Congo 1960–1963 East Timor - Operation Astute 2006 Lahad Datu 2013 UN Peacekeeping missions Democratic Republic of the Congo 1960–1963 – UN Peacekeeping Namibia 1989–1990 – UN Peacekeeping Cambodia 1992–1993 – UN Peacekeeping mission (UNTAC) Bosnia and Herzegovina 1993–1998 – UN Peacekeeping Alliances – The Royal Australian Regiment – The Royal Anglian Regiment; 1st Bn – The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment (King's Lancashire and Border); 2nd Bn – The Royal Welsh; 4th Bn – The Royal Scots Borderers; 5th Bn – The Rifles; 6th Bn – The Royal Gurkha Rifles – The Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment; 7th Bn Battalions The RAMD has a total of 27 battalions. 21 of these are standard light infantry battalions, with two roled as mechanised infantry and three as parachute infantry. The final battalion is a support unit. 1st Battalion Royal Malay Regiment The 1st Bn Royal Malay is the most senior infantry battalion of the Regiment. This was also the battalion group to which Lieutenant Adnan Bin Saidi was posted. In 2008, the 1st Battalion became the first all-Muslim unit to provide the Queen's Guard at Buckingham Palace as well as the first guard from a nation that was not a Commonwealth realm. Its primary role is as the foot guards unit stationed at the Istana Negara in Kuala Lumpur, the national capital city, as well as in the premises of the Ministry of Defence Building. Primarily the battalion's responsibilities are to perform public duties within the capital in support of ceremonial events. 5th Battalion Royal Malay Regiment 5 Bn Royal Malay regiment was an Allied regiment of the King's Own Scottish Borderers Regiment (KOSB) of the British Army. The Alliance was formed during 1st Bn KOSB's service in Malaya during the Malayan Emergency. Several traditions of KOSB are retained by the 5 Bn. The shoulder flash of officers and men of 5 Bn follows the regimental colours of KOSB. 5 Bn also maintains the tradition of having a bagpipe platoon. The tradition started when an officer of KOSB was seconded to 5