Bojna Čavoglave
Bojna Čavoglave ( Battalion Čavoglave) was the military unit of the place Čavoglave ( Croatia ) during the Croatian War (1991-1995). In 1991 she gained general fame in Croatia and the other successor states of Yugoslavia through the song of the same name by the musician Marko Perković " Thompson " . In the Bosnian War (1991–1995) the music of the song was also used with different lyrics for songs by the Croatian Defense Council ( Poskok bojna - Široki Brijeg ), the Bosnian army ( Bosanski Čavoglave ) and the defenders at the Siege of Sarajevo ( Hej junaci branitelji ) utilized.
history
The Čavoglave unit, made up of local volunteers , was formally established on September 17, 1991 as Bojna Čavoglave . The unit acted independently until mid-October 1991 and was then attached to the 114th Brigade of the Croatian Army . She held positions from Moseć to the Svilaja Mountains in the Dalmatian hinterland , making it the Croatian army's first line of defense against the Yugoslav People's Army and Serbian militants with a thrust on the city of Split .
In autumn 1992 the unit was affiliated with the 142nd Drniš Brigade. Also deployed as vanguard , members of the unit took part in the military operations Ljeto '95 , Oluja and Maestral , among others .
Known relatives
- Marko Perković (* 1966), with 969 days in the combat zone
Text of the song Bojna Čavoglave
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Web links
- Music video of the song Bojna Čavoglave , with English subtitles on YouTube
- Music video of the song Hej junaci branitelji on YouTube
- Music video of the song Bosanski Čavoglave on YouTube
source
- Gordana Ivančić, Nada Aslanovski: KVIN-ovih 20 . monografija Udruge branitelja Domovinskog rata INA-Naftaplina KVIN. Ed .: Udruga branitelja Domovinskog rata INA-Naftaplina KVIN. Zagreb 2013, ISBN 978-953-99403-6-0 , pp. 223 (with a picture of the unit in the unit of the 142nd Drniš Brigade; including Marko Perković).