- "Specijalizirana
vozila Humvee za OS i nova
vojna ambulante u
kasarni "
Rajlovac"". radiosarajevo.ba (in Croatian).
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- Ilidža, Ilijaš, Novo Sarajevo,
Stari Grad,
Rajlovac, Vogošća, and Trnovo. Ilidža, Hadžići, Ilijaš,
Rajlovac, and Vogošća were
incorporated into the Federation...
-
flying training school equipped with
gliders and trainers,
originally at
Rajlovac airfield near
Sarajevo and then at
Velika Gorica and
Pleso airfields in...
- A
Bosnian Bell Huey II TH-1H
presented at
Rajlovac Air
Force Base....
- A
Bosnian Air
Force Bell Huey II (TH-1H) at
Rajlovac Air
Force Base....
- Mihaljevići, Reljevo, Rječica, Smiljevići and Zabrđe and
partially include Rajlovac, Sokolje,
Doglodi and Otes. Pre-Ottoman
Crnotina was part of
Vrhbosna and...
-
Serbs comprised majorities in 5 muni****lities: Ilidža, Koševo, Pale,
Rajlovac, and Trnovo.
Bosniaks comprised majorities in the City of
Sarajevo and...
- везу) was an
aviation squadron of the
Yugoslav Air
Force formed in 1952 at
Rajlovac airfield as the
Liaison Squadron of 7th
Military district (Serbo-Croatian:...
-
Yugoslav Air
Force from the
command of 37th
Aviation Division with
command at
Rajlovac. In 1961 it
suffered a
changes in the organization. By the new "Drvar 2"...
- авијације) was an
aviation squadron of
Yugoslav Air
Force formed in 1953 at
Rajlovac airfield as
Training Squadron of 37th
Aviation Division (Serbo-Croatian:...
