Battle of Bukit Timah

The Battle of Bukit Timah, fought in Singapore during World War II in February 1942, was a significant confrontation between British and Japanese forces. As Japanese troops advanced through Singapore, they aimed to capture Bukit Timah, a strategic high ground. Despite fierce resistance from British and Commonwealth forces, the Japanese employed effective tactics and overwhelming manpower. The British eventually withdrew, leading to the fall of Singapore. This battle marked a crucial turning point in the war, underscoring the vulnerability of colonial forces and the impact of Japanese military strategy in Southeast Asia.