Bosnia

Thank you JR for creating the thread.
Yes Rijeka port should be available after some time.

And maybe 1-2 military leaders of the army of Western Bosnia should also be TT's but with low skill.
Velika Kladusa I think had some factory, don't remember of what kind but I shall see about that

JRHINDO said:

Fikret Abdić TT too?

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Idk..
What kind of TT could he be?

Velika Kladusa have Agrokomerc food factory.

JRHINDO said:

Management, centralisation?

He was somekind of power hungry bisness man and politician.

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Yeah, sounds good.

RS and WB claims and add small part of croatian sea (not in the map)



http://bs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opsada_Sarajeva

you have some bosnain and serb generals I dont know if we aleready have them

Add event that Naser Orlic lrft Srebrnjica and then add event that Serb army take down helicopter of ArmyBIH , wich will cause that Naser cant back to serebrnjica and then add evett that moral in bosnian troops in Srebrnjica area be lower.(Later I will give you exaclly date)

Thank you
But for RS I don't think they should have cores on all that because they had no majority in population.
Maybe after time after holding a province for some months you get a event that gives you core on that province.

Some main events for Bosnian war:

18. November 1991: The HDZBiH, led by Boban and Kordić proclaimed the existence of the Croatian Community of Herzeg-Bosnia (or Herceg Bosna), as a separate "political, cultural, economic and territorial whole," on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

21. November 1991: The Bosnian Serb Assembly established four Serb Autonomous Regions in Bosnia (SAO - Srpska Autnomna Oblast) which were SAO Hercegovina, SAO Romanijsko-Brcanska, SAO Semberija and SAO Sjeverna Bosna.

29. February and 1. March 1992: A referendum resulted in 63% of the Bosnian population voting for independence from Yugoslavia, although most Serbs boycotted the vote.

1. and/or 2. March 1992: Serb paramilitaries had set up barricades and sniper positions near Sarajevo’s parliament building, but the threatened military coup was thwarted by thousands of Sarajevo citizens who took to the streets in front of the snipers.

3. March 1992: Serb forces began shelling of Bosanski Brod in northern Bosnia with fighting spreading to all parts of the republic by the middle of that month. On the same day Bosnian Croats created in Bosanski Brod the 101. HVO BosanskoBrodska Brigada (Which I think is the first HVO brigade in Bosnia).

27. March 1992: The Serb leaders proclaimed the Serbian Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, declaring it to be part of Yugoslavia.

6. April 1992: The EU recognized the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, followed by the US on the 7th while Bosnia and Herzegovina joined the UN on May 22, 1992.

This events are just some events that came to my mind...

Very good! All those will be in!

El-Fatih can you give us some TT's for Bosnia?

See this:
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?143885-Army-of-the-Rep-of-Bosnia-and-Herzegovina-%281991-1995%29-Read-the-first-post-carefully!&p=4194856&viewfull=1#post4194856

Very Rare Camo Uniform

Right before the war broke out in BiH, this was supposed to be the countries main military uniform, but because of the war and how it broke out only few had a chance to get there hands on these cammo uniforms, the Company that was making them was based in Bihac ( Kombitex was the name of the Company) but early in the theater of the conflict the company was destroyed and the Uniforms were put on hold for the rest of the war.

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Greek Volunteer Guard

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Volunteer_Guard

I know about those nationalists but I think they were to low, less then 100 persons? That's to little soldiers to be represented into one unit. We could create a unit but with strength like 3-5, just for the symbolizing.

Fascists....

Here are some links with many pictures of Bosnian army:
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forum...e-Pictures-of-the-BiH-War-(Never-Before-Seen)

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forum...ina-(1991-1995)-Read-the-first-post-carefully!

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?175477-Bosnian-Armed-Forces-(1996-present)

Hax i just bought a book few days ago '17 Krajiska Vietska Brdska Brigada' by general Fikret Cuskic and it comes with the cd that contains more than 800 photos in colour from the period '92-'95 so i could help you with some photos, this ones are good too that you posted...

Sounds good

The Bosnian military leaders which I have so far.
El-Fatih is helping us with more and he will code the military leaders.

JNA IN BOSNIA AND SERB. KRAJINA ON THE 17TH FEBRUARY, 1992:

2. Vojna Oblast or the 2nd Military Region consisted of 5 corps and those were 4th Corps in Sarajevo commanded by Vojislav Djurdjevac with HQ of 2nd Military Region which was commanded by Milutin Kukanjac, 5th Corps in Banja Luka commanded by Vladimir Vukovic, 9th Corps in Knin (Serb. Krajina in Croatia) commanded by Ratko Mladic, 10th Corps in Bihac commanded by Spiro Nikovic and 17th Corps in Tuzla commanded by Savo Jankovic.


Sarajevo province:
2. Vojna Oblast or the 2nd Military Region – General Milutin Kukanjac
It consisted of the following battalions:
563. auto transportni bataljon – Com. Marko Saric
321. bataljon veze – Com. Miodrag Stanic

4. Korpus komanda or 4th Corps HQ – General Vojislav Djurdjevac
It consisted of the following battalions:
4. bataljon veze ‘A’
4. dopunski bataljon ‘R’
4. inzinjerisjki bataljon ‘R’
340. inzinjerijski puk ‘R’
288. bataljon vojne policije ‘A’

Lukavica province:
49. mehanizovana brigada ‘A’
346. laki artiljerijski puk pvo ‘A’

Hadzici province:
521. remontni bataljon – Com. Ratko Savic

Doboj province:
6. pjesadijska motorizovana brigada ‘R’

Han Pijesak province:
216. brdska brigada ‘R’

Kiseljak province:
4. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk ‘R’
652. motorizovani puk ‘B’
65. zastitni motorizovani puk – Com. Milan Suput

Mokro province (near Pale)
4. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni artiljerijski puk ‘R’
76. motorizovi puk ‘R’

Pale province:
4. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk
4. automobilski bataljon ‘R’
4. sanitetski bataljon ‘R’
14. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni artiljerijski puk

Zenica province:
14. pjesadijska motorizovana brigada
120. laka pjesadijska brigada

Ilijas province:
253. motorizovana brigada

Sokolac province:
140. mehanizovana brigada


5th Corps or 5. Korpus (Banjaluka) – General Vladimir Vukovic untill march 1992 and then General Momir Talic:

Banja Luka province:
5. Korpus komanda or 5th Corps HQ
It consisted of the following battalions:
5. bataljon veze ‘A’
5. bataljon vojne policije ‘A’
5. laki artiljerijski puk protiv-vazdusne odbrane ‘A’
5. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk ‘R’
5. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni artiljerijski puk ‘R’
293. inzinjerijski puk ‘R’
5. dopunski bataljon ‘R’
188. pontonirski bataljon ‘R’
5. automobilski bataljon ‘R’
5. sanitetski bataljon ‘R’

And then there are in the same province of Banja Luka:
10. partizanska divizija ‘R’ – Gen. Rade Josovic
16. pjesadijska motorizovana brigada ‘R’
329. oklopna brigada ‘A’
5. mjesovita protiv-oklopna artiljerijska brigada ‘R’
389. raketna artiljerijska brigada ‘A’ – Com. Tomislav Obradov

Prijedor province:
343. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
6. partizanska pjesadijska brigada
11. partizanska pjesadijska brigada

Mrkonjic Grad province:
30. partizanska divizija ‘R’ – Gen. Stanislav Galic
19. partizanska brigada ‘R’

Skender Vakuf province:
2. laka pjesadijska brigada
122. laka pjesadijska brigada

Bosanska Gradiska province:
5. pjesadijska brigada

Laktasi province:
134. laka pjesadijska brigada


9th corps or 9. Korpus (Knin) – General Ratko Mladic (unill 8th of May 1992)

Knin province:
9. Korpus komanda or 9th Corps HQ
It consisted of the following battalions:
70. bataljon veze ‘A’
9. bataljon vojne policije ‘A’
594. inzinjerijski puk ‘B’
9. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk ‘R’
569. dopunski bataljon ‘R’
9. automobilski bataljon ‘R’
98. sanitetski bataljon ‘R’

And then in the same province of Knin is:
221. motorizovana brigada ‘A’

Benkovac province:
160. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
271. laki artiljerijski puk protiv-vazdusne odbrane
557. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni i artiljerijski puk ‘R’

Drvar province:
11. motorizovana brigada
1. partizanska brigada ‘R’

Gracac province:
1. motorizovana brigada ‘R’

Sveti Rok province:
1. motorizovana brigada

Bosansko Grahovo province:
2. brigada Teritorijalne odbrane

Glamoc province:
3. brigada Teritorijalne odbrane


10th corps or 10. Korpus (Bihac) – General Spiro Nikovic

Bihac province:
10. Korpus komanda or 10th Corps HQ
It consisted of the following battalions:
10. bataljon veze ‘B’
10. bataljon vojne policije ‘A’
10. inzinjerijski bataljon ‘A’
306. laki artiljerijski puk protiv-vazdusne odbrane
41. laki artiljerijski puk PVO ‘B’

And then there are in the same province of Bihac:
8. pjesadijska motorizovana brigada ‘A’

6. operativna grupa or OG-6 which was part of 10th Corps

Plitvicka Jezera province:
6. operativna grupa or OG-6 komanda

Petrinja province:
622. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
257. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
6. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk ‘B’
6. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni artiljerijski puk ‘B’

Karlovac province:
1. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

Udbina province:
4. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

Bosanski Novi province:
11. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

7. operativna grupa or OG-7 which was part of 10th Corps

Bosanski Novi province:
7. operativna grupa or OG-7 komanda

Bosanska Kostajnica province:
7. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’
11. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane
592. motorizovana brigada

Dvor province:
1. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane
17. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane

8. operativna grupa or OG-8 which was part of 10th Corps

Vojnic province:
8. operativna grupa or OG-8 komanda

And then in the same province are:
2. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane ‘R’
9. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
580. mjesovita artiljerijska brigada ‘A’ – Com. Svetozar Marjanovic

Plaski province:
145. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

Slunj province:
3. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane
4. motorizovana brigada teritorijalne odbrane
185. poligon bataljon

Korenica province:
2. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

Bosanski Petrovac province:
13. partizanska brigada ‘R’
530. protiv-oklopni bataljon ‘B’


17th corps or 17. Korpus (Tuzla) – General Savo Jankovic untill 17. Fabruary 1992 and then General Milan Nedeljkovic

Tuzla province:
17. Korpus komanda or 17th Corps HQ
It consisted of the following battalions:
17. bataljon veze ‘A’
17. laki artiljerijski puk protiv-vazdusne odbrane ‘A’
497. inzinjerijski puk ‘R’
454. mjesoviti protiv-oklopni artiljerijski puk ‘R’
17. automobilski bataljon ‘R’
17. sanitetski bataljon ‘R’
17. dopunski bataljon ‘R’

And then there are in the same province of Tuzla:
4. oklopna brigada ‘A’
92. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
336. motorizovana brigada ‘A’
192. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’

Dubrave province:
17. bataljon vojne policije ‘A’

Bijeljina province:
36. partizanska divizija ‘R’
17. partizanska brigada ‘R’
17. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’
17. mjesoviti artiljerijski puk ‘A’
670. pontonirski bataljon ‘A’

Brcko province:
395. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
22. partizanska brigada ‘R’

Doboj province:
11. partizanska divizija ‘R’
461. mjesovita protivoklopna artiljerijska brigada

Derventa province:
327. motorizovana brigada ‘R’
18. partizanska brigada ‘R’
129. laka pjesadijska brigada ‘R’


13th corps or 13. Korpus (Mostar) – General Momcilo Perisic (Part of 4. Vojna Oblast or 4th Military Region which was in Podgorica)

Mostar province:
13. Korpus komanda or 13th Corps HQ
10. motorizovana brigada
10. hercegovacka partizanska brigada TO
11. hercegovacka partizanska brigada TO

Konjic province:
14. hercegovacka partizanska brigada TO



BiH ARMY IN APRIL 1992:

(On the 15th of April ’92 Army of Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina was formed but still not structured, so there were civil defense and paramilitary forces. Civil Defence forces were PL (Patriotic League) and TO or TORBiH (Teritorial Defence of Rep. Bosnia and Herzegovina). The paramilitary forces were Zelene Beretke (Green Berets), some special units like Crni Labudovi (Black Swans) and military police units.

Sarajevo Region:

Staro Sarajevo province:
RgŠTO Sarajevo (Regionalni Stab Teritorijalne Odbrane Sarajeva) – Com. Mustafa Hajrulahovic Talijan
TO Centar – Com. Enver Zejnilagic
TO Stari Grad – Com. Hamid Bahto
Specijalna jedinica MUP-a BiH – Com. Dragan Vikic
Zelene Beretke – Com. Emin Svrakic
Vojna policija – Com. Kerim Lucarevic Doktor

Novo Sarajevo province:
TO Novo Sarajevo – Com. Salko Idriz
TO Novi Grad – Com. Osman Dzamalija
TO Dobrinja – Com. Hajriz Becirovic
Pofalicki Odred – Com. Habib Idrizovic
Jukini Vukovi – Com. Juka Prazina (3000 soldiers)

Ilidza province:
TO Ilidza – Com. Enver Hadzihasanovic

Breza province:
TO Breza – Com. Ismet Salcinovic
TO Ilijas – Com. Hasim Spahic

Olovo province:
TO Olovo – Com.

Pazaric province:
TO Hadzici – Com. Ramiz Dupovac

Trnovo province:
TO Trnovo – Com. Hamdo Karic
Jedinice MUP-a Trnovo – Com. Edo Godinjak

Rogatica province:
TO Rogatica – Com.

Zenica Region:

Zenica province:
RgŠTO Zenica – Com. Ramiz Suvalic
TO Zenica – Com. Jozo Jerkic

Kakanj province:
TO Kakanj – Com. Elvedin Sehagic

Busovaca province:
TO Busovaca – Com. Husein Hadzimejlic

Novi Travnik province:
TO Novi Travnik – Com. Saban Mandzuka

Travnik province:
TO Travnik – Com. Zijad Caber

Vitez province:
TO Vitez – Com. Hakija Cengic

Gornji Vakuf province:
TO Gornji Vakuf – Com. Fahrudin Agic

Bugojno province:
TO Bugojno – Com. Senad Dautovic

Donji Vakuf province:
TO Donji Vakuf – Com. Senad Alkic

Zepce province:
TO Zepce – Com. Ahmet Delic

Zavidovici province:
TO Zavidovici – Com. Mustafa Turkovic


Tuzla Region:

Tuzla province:
RgŠTO Tuzla – Com. Zeljko Knez
TO Tuzla – Com. Sead Delic

Zivinice province:
TO Zivinice – Com. Hasan Muratovic

Kalesija province:
TO Kalesija – Com. Sejo Omerbegovic

Kladanj province:
TO Kladanj – Com. Sifet Krekic

Lukavac province:
TO Lukavac – Com. Dzevad Salihbasic

Banovici province:
TO Banovici – Com. Nermin Delalic

Gracanica province:
TO Gracanica – Com. Osman Puskar

Gradacac province:
TO Gradacac – Com. Ivan Mijacevic

Srebrenik province:
TO Srebrenik – Com. Fadil Vikalo

Brcko province:
TO Brcko – Com. Ferid Mujkanovic

Zvornik province:
Jedinice PL BiH – Com. Samir Nistovic

Srebrenica province:

Doboj Region:

Doboj province:
RgŠTO Doboj – Com. Esad Halilbasic
TO Doboj – Com. Borislav Pranjic

Tesanj province:
TO Tesanj – Com. Kemal Brka

Maglaj province:
TO Maglaj – Com. Sulejman Herceg

Teslic province:
TO Teslic – Com. Himzo Djogic

Bihac Region:

Bihac province:
RgŠTO Bihac – Com. Hajrudin Osmanagic
TO Bihac – Com. Ramiz Drekovic

Cazin province:
TO Cazin – Com. Senad Murvic

Velika Kladusa province:
TO Velika Kladusa – Com. Izet Latic

Bosanska Krupa province:
TO Bosanska Krupa – Com. Hasim Djulic

Buzim province:
TO Buzim – Com. Izet Hamic

Mostar Region:

Stari Mostar province:
RgŠTO Mostar – Com. Nijaz Kahrimanovic
TO Mostar – Com. Semsudin Hasic
1. Samostalni Mostarski Bataljon – Com. Suad Cupina (700-1000 soldiers)

Konjic province:
Jedinice MUP-a Konjic – Com. Jasmin Guska
Vojna policija – Com. Mitke Pirkic
Specijalni Odred ‘Zulfikar’ – Com. Zulfikar Alispago

Gorazde Region:

Gorazde province:
RgŠTO Gorazde – Com. Bajro Murguz
TO Gorazde – Com. Hamed Risljanin

Visegrad province:
Jedinice PL BiH – Com. Zijo Subasic

Tjentiste province:
Bataljon ‘Sutjeska' – Com. Zaim Besovic

For Croatian forces i dont have info...

/El-Fatih

R = Reserve
A = Active
TO(Territorial defence) in bigger cities = 1500 to 3000 soldier
TO(Territorial defence) in smaller cities = 500 to 1000/1500

@Hax
I have actually had 'difficult' times to setting up these units for Bosnia. Idea to give user full experience was to have battalions named correctly. I've decided that end of the was should be a reference not start. Reason for this is to have 505. Knight Buzim Brigade rather then TO Buzim, first sounding soooooo much better. In Bosnia there was a mess in units naming and some changed named 4 times.
example: TO xxxx -> X. motorised brigade -> X. mountain brigade -> XXX. mountain brigade.
Although it may be a-historic to have 505th in 1992 I felt that is right choice. Agree?

I tried to piece that together but ultimately this is impossible task. If you open up event/Bosnia.txt file you will find my research there. Feel free if you have time and resources to do further investigation...