The sun was blazing, and in Temasek, a tropical region, the temperature at this time was over 34 degrees. On the road, an army mainly composed of infantry, accompanied by a few armored units, was marching.
This was the Johor Second Infantry Division, one of Johor's main forces.
Although Johor has a large population, the economy is sluggish. The entire country has only four standing divisions and ten brigades, with 60 PT-91 tanks, 196 towed artillery pieces, and 54 rocket artillery vehicles, but no self-propelled artillery.
This time, to attack Temasek, the Second Infantry Division in Johor and the Third Infantry Division, along with five brigades, totaling nearly 40,000 troops, advanced on two lines, with overwhelming force invading Temasek's territory.
The Johor soldiers were sweating profusely; sparse training made marching under such intense sun torture.
