zemunik造句

• It has moved to Zadar military airport Zemunik later same year.
• It is located in Zemunik Donji 8 km from the centre of Zadar.
• The squadron used Canne, Vis and Zemunik airbases.
• The team'Krila Oluje'consists of pilots from the 93rd Military airbase Zemunik.
• Croatia received the first batch of 5 OH-58Ds at the Zadar-Zemunik air base on 30 June 2016.
• By the beginning of the 1975 season Tony Vrzina had become president of the club and Duje Zemunik was appointed coach.
• Essendon Croatia defended its State League title in 1979 under the dual guidance of Duje Zemunik and player-coach John Gardiner.
• Four Zemunik Air Base ) are operationally attached to the Coast Guard for maritime SAR and navy support and maritime patrol duties, respectively.
• It was at Cerklje airport during from October 1953 to February 1954 when it was dislocated to Zemunik, where it remained until 1963.
• In 1980 they finished second to Preston Makedonia, managed by former Essendon Croatia boss Brian Edgley, who had been replaced by Duje Zemunik midway through the previous season.
• He participated as a commando in battles at Dubrovnik, Livno, Mostar, Popovo Polje, Operation Maslenica, the liberation of Skabrnje, and Zemunik, where he was wounded.
• Because the aircraft of the 525th Squadron were old and partly withdrawn, some of flight and maintenance personnel were sent to Zemunik Air Base for retraining for new aircraft type  G-2 Galeb.
• Sava Draca, a 60-year-old Serb who fled government-held Gornji Zemunik just to the south, said Serbs and Croats in Rodaljice " would never hurt each other ."
• Elsewhere in the former Yugoslavia, rival Croat and Serb forces took part in a rare exchange of prisoners at crossing point in the separation zone just outside the abandoned town of Zemunik, about 300 kilometres south of Zagreb.
• During the operation, which began Monday at the Zemunik airport on the mid-Adriatic Sea, local authorities will work closely with the OPCW, which provides international assistance ranging from detection and decontamination to rescue and protection of civilians.
• Through the remaining nine months of the war, 351 Sqn carried out 226 combat operations with 971 take offs, tasked with supporting troops in Yugoslavia, fighter protection and reconnaissance, using Canne, Vis and Zemunik airports as bases.
• The 83rd Fighter Aviation Regiment remain at Cerklje by the 1948, but same year it was relocated to Pula, where it remain until 1953 when it supposed to relocate to Zemunik, but it was again sent to Cerklje due the Trieste crisis.
• By the 1960 regiment was again renamed in to 105th Training Aviation Regiment ( " 105 . avijacijski a
  kolski puk / 105.028X0F8XA : 8 H :  > ; A : 8 ? C :  " ) which was dislocated to Zemunik from February 2, 1961.
• The Air and Air Defence Forces were headquartered at Zemun and had fighter and bomber aircraft, helicopters, and air defence artillery units at air bases throughout the former Yugoslavia : Batajnica Air Base ( Belgrade ), Nia
  Constantine the Great Airport, Slatina Air Base ( Pria
  tina ), Golubovci Airbase ( Titograd ), Skopski Petrovec, Sarajevo, Mostar, }
  eljava Air Base ( Biha
  ), Pleso ( Zagreb ), Split Airport, Pula, Zemunik ( Zadar ), Cerklje ob Krki and many other smaller air bases.