Examples of 'yugoslav air' in a sentence
Meaning of "yugoslav air"
The phrase 'Yugoslav air' might refer to the air quality or atmospheric conditions in the former country of Yugoslavia. It could also refer to aviation or air travel related to Yugoslavia
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Phased withdrawal of Yugoslav air and air defence forces.
The Yugoslav Air Force had twelve squadrons of domestically produced ground attack fighters.
It was the first helicopter unit of the Yugoslav Air Force.
NATO claimed that Yugoslav air force had been devastated.
It was subordinated to the direct command of the Yugoslav Air Force.
This was the first squadron of Yugoslav Air Force equipped with new Orao aircraft.
He was the first pilot to desert from the Yugoslav Air Force.
At the same time, Yugoslav air defenses were seen as relatively obsolete.
The date would later be marked as the Day of Yugoslav Air Force.
By the order of Yugoslav Air Force Command, the squadron was also transporting messengers.
After the war 16 aircraft were used by the SFR Yugoslav Air Force.
World War II, Yugoslav Air Force officers topple the pro-Axis government in a bloodless coup.
These aircraft were borrowed from the Yugoslav Air Force and not owned by Slovenia.
Royal Yugoslav Air Force ordered 25 aircraft, but the fall of France precluded their delivery.
The campaign was initially designed to destroy Yugoslav air defences and high-value military targets.
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January 7 - The Yugoslav Air Force downs a helicopter, killing five military observers from the European Communities.
After the war, he became a SFR Yugoslav Air Force military pilot.
The Yugoslav Air Force also sustained serious damage, with 121 aircraft destroyed.
Hurricanes remained in service with the post-war Yugoslav Air Force until the early 1950s.
On 4 October, the Yugoslav Air Force attacked the hospital, destroying its operating theatre.
In July 1945 he was appointed assistant to the commander of the Yugoslav Air Force.
Royal Yugoslav Air Force - Two aircraft impressed into military service in 1940.
The MiG-29s were the newest aircraft in the Yugoslav Air Force.
He returned to Belgrade in 1928 and became a pilot in the Royal Yugoslav Air Force.
Later in 1919, the Slovenian air units were absorbed into the Royal Yugoslav Air Force.
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