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17. viteška krajiška brdska brigada ⚜️ #krajina #zatebe #topvideo #viral #arbih The 17th Knightly Krajina Mountain Brigade was an infantry brigade of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ARBiH). It was formed on 19 November 1992 in Travnik through the merger of the 1st Krajina Brigade and 7th Krajina Brigade. Initially part of the 3rd Corps, the brigade became a key formation of the 7th Corps following its establishment on 7 April 1994. The brigade consisted mainly of soldiers from Bosanska Krajina, from which it took its name. The brigade was first commanded by Fikret Ćuskić, who led it until April 1994, after which command passed to Sakib Forić. Based in Travnik, the brigade served as one of the core units of the newly formed 7th Corps. Combat History The brigade fought in numerous major operations throughout central and western Bosnia, earning a reputation as one of the ARBiH’s most capable assault formations. Major operations and battles: * Defence of central Bosnia (1992–1993) * Operations within the Operational Group Bosanska Krajina * Deblockade of Maglaj (March 1994) * Liberation of Kupres (1994) * Liberation of Vlašić – Operation Domet-95 * Liberation of Donji Vakuf * Operation Sana ’95 * Liberation of Ključ * Liberation of Sanski Most * Final ARBiH offensives in western Bosnia (1995) Honours and Legacy For its combat achievements, the brigade received the honorary titles “Slavna” (Glorious) in 1993 and “Viteška” (Knightly) in 1995. During the war, 17 members of the brigade were awarded the Golden Lily (Zlatni Ljiljan), including seven posthumously, while other members received additional decorations for bravery. The 17th Knightly Krajina Mountain Brigade is remembered as one of the elite brigades of the 7th Corps, playing a significant role in many of the ARBiH’s most successful offensives during the final years of the Bosnian War.

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In August 1994, the 108/215 Vtmbr launched a fierce assault on VRS positions at Donja Brka. The brigade struck hard against the defensive line, pushing through VRS positions as the fighting intensified. The VRS attempted to hold its ground, but the defense began to collapse under the pressure. Donja Brka fell in just one day. As the positions were overrun, the 108/215 Vtmbr captured large quantities of weapons, ammunition and military equipment, including a VRS tank. The attack forced the VRS from its positions and gave the ARBiH another hard-fought success on the Brčko front. The VRS line broke. Donja Brka fell. #brcko #zatebe #topvideo #bosnia #arbih On May 10, 1992, the Municipal Territorial Defense (TO) Headquarters in Brčko organized the city’s defense into four sectors and established a Rejon Headquarters with three reinforced companies drawn from surrounding villages: Gornji Rahić, Brka, and Maoča. From this structure, the 108th Brigade was officially formed on May 17, 1992, with 7,500 fighters. On March 8, 1993, the brigade was split into the 108th Motorized Brigade and the 108th HVO Infantry Brigade. The motorized brigade was later renamed the 215th Viteška (Knightly) Motorized Brigade on January 18, 1995. The brigade suffered approximately 600 killed, 3,780 wounded, 14 missing, and had 553 soldiers become war-disabled. It received two verbal commendations from General Sefer Halilović. By May 17, 1995, its soldiers had been awarded 28 Golden Lilies and a Silver Shield and by the end of the war, the brigade had earned 33 × Golden Lilies, 2 × Silver Shield, 1 × Order of the Golden Lily with Silver Wreath, 1 × Medal for Bravery, 5 × Golden Police Badge, 2 × Silver Police Star.

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202./372. Viteška brdska brigada 🎠⚜️ #tesanj #zatebe #topvideo #bosnia #arbih The 202./372. Viteška brdska brigada, nicknamed “Garava”, was an infantry brigade of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ARBiH). It was formed on 18 June 1992 in Tešanj as the 1st Tešanj Brigade, from existing Territorial Defence units in Tešanj. Initially, the brigade operated within Operational Group 7 – South of the 2nd Corps. On 24 December 1992, it was renamed the 202nd Mountain Brigade Tešanj. For its combat achievements, it received the honorary title “Slavna” (Glorious) on 15 April 1993, followed by the nickname “Garava” on 25 April. On 25 April 1994, it received the highest honorary title “Viteška” (Knightly). On 13 March 1995, following the reorganization of Operational Group 7 into the 37th Division, the brigade was renamed the 372nd Knightly Mountain Brigade and became part of the 3rd Corps, remaining there until the end of the war. Major Combat Actions * Defence of Tešanj * Fighting around Teslić and Doboj * Battles in the Usora–Tešanj area * Operations along the Spreča Valley * Operation Brana ’94 * Offensive operations in central and northern Bosnia * Final ARBiH operations in 1995 Throughout its entire wartime history, the brigade operated in active combat zones and played an important role in the defence of Tešanj and the surrounding areas. The 202./372. Viteška brdska brigada “Garava” became one of the most distinguished formations associated with the Tešanj area, earning both the “Slavna” and “Viteška” honorary titles for its wartime performance.