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novogodisnjih i bozicnih praznika nacelnik Generalstaba Vojske Jugoslavije
general-pukovnik Branko Krga uputio je pripadnicima Vojske Jugoslavije
cestitku sledece sadrzine:
"Gospodo
oficiri, podoficiri, civilna lica na sluzbi u Vojsci Jugoslavije, vojnici,
studenti, slusaoci i ucenici,
U
proteklih godinu dana, radeci cesto u veoma slozenim uslovima,
zahvaljujuci dobroj organizovanosti i strucnosti i vasem pozrtvovanju,
uspesno ste savladali brojne teskoce, obavili postavljene zadatke i dali
znacajan doprinos izgradnji i ocuvanju borbene gotovosti jedinica,
ustanova i komandi Vojske Jugoslavije u ukupnoj odbrambenoj moci nase
otadzbine.
Nesebicnim i profesionalnim radom, svako na svom mestu, doprineli
ste ocuvanju mira i bezbednosti svih gradjana nase zemlje. Ocuvali ste
cast profesije, iskazali visok stepen odgovornosti i doprineli afirmaciji
Vojske Jugoslavije.
Za sve
sto ste uspesno uradili u ostvarivanju redovnih zadataka i na jacanju
borbene gotovosti i ugleda Vojske Jugoslavije u prosloj godini, odajem vam
najvece priznanje.
Cestitajuci vam novogodisnje i bozicne praznike, uveren sam da cemo
i u narednoj godini ocuvati mir i stabilnost, kao i uspesno zavrsiti
zapocete poslove reorganizacije i modernizacije vojske.
U novoj
2003. godini zelim vam da ostvarite svoje licne i profesionalne zelje,
dobro zdravlje i mnogo radosti i srece".
Nacelnik Generalstaba Vojske Jugoslavije general-pukovnik
Branko Krga izjavio je da su u toku priprema i upucivanje sanitetskog tima
VJ za ucesce u mirovnoj misiji u Kongu, a da ima ponuda i za druge misije.
General Krga je za frankfurtske "Vesti" rekao da je motivisanost
pripadnika Vojske za ucesce u mirovnim operacijama takva da izbor ne
predstavlja problem i naglasio da na te zadatke ne idu vojnici "po
naredjenju", vec iskljucivo profesionalni sastav i to na doborovoljnoj
osnovi. General Krga je dodao da je tokom 2002. godine iz VJ upuceno 80
oficira i podoficira na razlicite oblike skolovanja i usavrsavanja i to u
Veliku Britaniju, Nemacku, Spaniju, Italiju, Madjarsku, Norvesku,
Francusku, Rusiju, Cesku... "Pripadnici i jedinice Vojske dobro su obuceni
i osposobljeni, te uz malu doobuku i prilagodjavanje savremenim
standardima mogu u buducnosti za kratko vreme da budu angazovani u
mirovnim misijama", rekao je nacelnik GS VJ. "Trenutno se na skolovanju u
Evropi nalazi 20 oficira i podoficira VJ. Troskove skolovanja i
usavrsavanja najcesce snose zemlje u koje su upucivane nase staresine",
dodao je general Krga i istakao da ce u toku 2003. na specijalizaciju u
razne evropske drzave otici 130 oficira VJ".
U
garnizonima Vojske Jugoslavije svecanu zakletvu u subotu je polozila
decembarska klasa vojnika. Svecanostima su, pored rodbine vojnika i
mnogobrojnih gostiju, prisustvovale i delegacije opstinskih organa vlasti.
Nacelnik GS VJ general-pukovnik Branko Krga i komandant Beogradskog
korpusa general-potpukovnik Radojko Stefanovic uspesne vojnicke dane
pozeleli su mladim vojnicima u kasarni "Vojvoda Stepa Stepanovic". U
Vazduhoplovno-nastavnom centru u Somboru svecanu obavezu mladim vojnicima,
u ime GS VJ, cestitao je general-major Radomir Gordic, a cestitke su
uputili i komandant Vazduhoplovno-nastavnog centra potpukovnik Zoran
Grujic i predsednik Skupstine opstine Sombor Jovan Vujicic. U kasarni
"Sima Pogacarevic" u Vranju svecanosti su prisustvovali pomocnik
komandanta Pristinskog korpusa VJ pukovnik Mile Stanojkovic, clan drzavnog
Koordinacionog tela za jug Srbije Mica Markovic, potpredsednik Skupstine
opstine Vranje dr Dusan Aleksic i predstavnici Ministarstva unutrasnjih
poslova. Svecanosti u kasarni "Sinkovac" u Leskovcu prisustvovali su
pomocnik nacelnika GS VJ general-potpukovnik Milan Karajovic i komandant
kasarne potpukovnik Miodrag Djurovic. |
Public Announcement of the YA General Staff Information
Service
Following New Year's and Christmas holidays, Yugoslav Army's Chief
of Staff General Branko Krga sent the following greeting to the members of
the Yugoslav Army members:
"Gentlemen commissioned and non-commissioned officers, civilians
serving in the YA, soldiers, cadets and students,
Over the
last 12 months, you have successfully overcome many difficulties working
under very complex conditions thanks to your good organisation, expertise
and devotion. You have performed your set tasks and significantly
contributed to building up and preserving the combat readiness of units,
facilities and commands of the YA in overall defence power of our country.
With
your selfless and professional work at your working places respectively,
you have contributed to the preservation of peace and security of all the
citizens of our country. You have preserved the honour of the profession,
displayed high level of responsibility and contributed to the progress of
the Yugoslav Army.
I wish
to commend you for all you have successfully conducted within the
framework of your regular tasks and on reinforcing the combat readiness
and reputation of the Yugoslav Army over the last 12 months.
I am
positive that during the next year we will preserve peace and stability,
as well as successfully complete all the ongoing tasks of reorganisation
and modernisation of the Army.
I wish
you to fulfill all your personal and professional wishes in 2003, lots of
happiness and joy".
Yugoslav Army's Chief of Staff General Branko Krga stated
that there were ongoing preparations for sending the YA Medical Team for
assignment in Congo, where they would be participating in the peacekeeping
mission, but that there were other offers as well. In a statement to the
"Frankfurt Zeitung" General Krga said that the motivation of the members
of the army to take part in peacekeeping operations was such that the
choice did not pose a problem and he stressed that soldiers were not the
ones assigned to those tasks "by order", but only professional members on
voluntary basis. General Krga added that during 2002, 80 commissioned and
non-commissioned officers were sent to different kinds of education and
advanced training to Great Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy, Hungary,
Norway, France, Russia, the Czech Republic... "Members and the units of
the Yugoslav Army are well-trained, and with a little additional training
and adjustment to the modern standards, they can be engaged in
peacekeeping mission in future", said YA Chief of Staff. "There are 20
commissioned and non-commissioned officers from the YA currently on
advanced training in Europe. The education and training expenses are in
most cases paid by the countries which our officers were sent to", added
General Krga and stressed that during 2003, around 130 officers from the
YA would be sent to advanced training in different European countries.
December class of recruits took the solemn oath Saturday
in the YA garrisons. Apart from the family members and numerous guests,
the ceremonies were also attended by the municipal authorities
delegations. Yugoslav Army Chief of Staff General Branko Krga and
Commander of the Belgrade Corps Lieutenant General Radojko Stefanovic
wished all the best to young generation of soldiers in the "Vojvoda Stepa
Stepanovic" military barracks. Major General Radomir Gordic, on behalf of
the YA General Staff, as well as the Commander of the Air Force School
Center, Lieutenant Colonel Zoran Grujic and President of the Sombor
Municipal Assembly, Jovan Vujicic congratulated the young soldiers in the
Air Force School Center in Sombor. The ceremony in the "Sima Pogacarevic"
military barracks in Vranje was attended by the Assistant Commander of the
Pristina Corps, Colonel Mile Stanojkovic, member of the Coordinative Body
for southern Serbia, Mica Markovic, Vice President Vranje Municipal
Assembly, Dusan Aleksic and the representatives of the Ministry of
Interior. The oath-taking ceremony in the "Sinkovac" military barracks in
Leskovac was attended by the Assistant Yugoslav Army Chief of Staff,
Lieutenant General Milan Karajovic and Commander of the military barracks,
Lieutenant Colonel Miodrag Djurovic.
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