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Arrests and liquidations of wounded members of The Croatian Armed Forces (Hos) taken from hospitals in Zagreb by Yugoslav Armed Forces in May and June of 1945 in the records of State Archives in Zagreb

, 2011
Based on documents from the two hospitals in Zagreb, Croatia (‘Zakladna’ and ‘Sisters of Mercy’), it is possible, at least to some degree, to reconstruct what happened to the hospitalized members of the Croatian Armed Forces (HOS), most of whom were suffering from heavy injuries and were bedridden when the Yugoslav Army entered Zagreb on May 8, 1945 ...
Matkovic, Blanka
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In Search of Meaning: Foreign Volunteers in the Croatian Armed Forces, 1991–95

Contemporary European History, 2011
AbstractForeign war volunteers are a recurring phenomenon in modern warfare. The Yugoslav Wars (1991–95) saw the participation of foreign fighters on all sides. The article focuses on foreigners who joined the Croatian armed forces (excluding returning Croatian émigrés).
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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN SUPPORT OF TECHNICAL MODERNISATION OF CROATIAN ARMED FORCES

2002
Croatian Armed Forces need modernisation of their equipment, and this is based on the fact that most of the equipment is obsolete, worn out and that number of main combat systems is inadequate. Besides, military equipment of eastern origin is not compatible with NATO standards thus making interoperability of Croatian units in PfP and NATO operations ...
Mikulić, Dinko, Stojković, Vjekoslav, Matijaščić, Zdenko   +2 more
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Work-Family Conflict Among Employed Mothers Within the Croatian Armed Forces

2013
The aim of this study was to examine the prevalence, antecedents, and consequences of work-family conflict among employed mothers within the Croatian Armed Forces. Research was conducted on a sample of 319 mothers, active soldiers, NCOs and officers, employed in the Croatian Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces.
Trut, Vesna, Milavić, Boris
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The Identity of the Croatian Armed Forces on the Unit Flags

2009
Identitet pojedine organizacije ili društvene grupe iskazuje se na različite načine, a najočitije se iskazuje kroz zajednički vizualni identitet, korištenje zajedničkih simbola. U oružanim snagama općenito korištenje simbola u obliku oznaka postrojbi i njihovih zastava pojavljuje se u svim povijesnim razdobljima širom svijeta, bilo spontano bilo ...
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Social Role and Identity of Croatian Armed Forces

2011
Rad započinje teorijskom raspravom o povezanosti vojnih organizacija i strukture političkog poretka utemeljenog na teritorijalnom suverenitetu, ističući problem razdvajanja vojne moći i teritorijalnosti u kontekstu suvremenih globalizacijskih procesa.
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Ceremonial uniforms of Croatian armed forces 1991. – 1997.

2016
Suvremeni način odijevanja oružanih formacija uključuje korištenje službenih i svečanih te radnih i ratnih, odnosno prikrivnih odora. U hrvatskim oružanim formacijama nastanak svečanih odora veže se uz posebne odore Odjela za osiguranje predsjednika, povijesno- tradicijske i odore motociklista u eskortnoj pratnji.
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FEASIBILITY STUDY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF MILITARY PROFESSIONAL SPECIALISTS FOR THE NEEDS OF CROATIAN ARMED FORCES

2011
Studija izvodljivosti školovanja i osposobljavanja vojno stručnih specijalista izvorno je i temeljito obrazložen prijedlog specijalističkog diplomskog stručnog studija za potrebe OS RH. Izrađena je na temelju istraživanja projektnog tima eksperata vojno stručnih specijalnosti.
Mihaljević, Branko, Lebeda, Nikola, Koroman, Vladimir, Bazijanac, Ernest, Mikulić, Dinko, Bakija, Sanko, Stojković, Vjekoslav, Lebinac, Vladimir, Orehovec, Zvonko   +8 more
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Military Flags of the Zagreb Units in the Croatian Armed Forces

2011
The Republic of Croatia began forming its defence structure while still formally a part of the Federal state, within its Ministry of Interior. With the proclamation of independence, they were soon transferred to the newly formed Ministry of Defence. During the war the defence structure greatly increased and often changed. Zagreb, being the capital with
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Effect of a 6 month deployment to Afghanistan on physical fitness and body composition of Croatian Armed Forces

2011
Engagement in military operations is considered an extremely physically demanding job. To meet these hard physical requirements soldiers are engaged in everyday physical training. However, during deployments soldiers are often deprived of such training routines and can experience significant decrements in physical fitness (PF).
Bok, Daniel, Dizdar, Dražan, Jukić, Igor, Vučetić, Vlatko   +3 more
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