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Running water, what luxury! |
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Lastavica - The small village of
Lastavica ("swallow," in the local language), located
approximately 20 kilometres to the south of Nevesinje, has been
equipped with one of the basics of everyday life: running water.
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Geography
of Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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The historical series SFOR Informer
published in six previous issues encountered certain success. That's
why the publication decided to continue this type of article, but
this time about Bosnia and Herzegovina as it is today.
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The Gurkhas |
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Mrkonjic Grad - New members to
the United Kingdom Battle Group (UKBG) include a battalion of Gurkhas,
Nepalese warriors with unquestionable soldier skills, engaging personalities
and a long history of service in the British Army.
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Görüsürüz, Turkish Farewell |
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Sarajevo - For nearly two years,
the Turkish Company was responsible for the security of the SFOR
HQ compound at Camp Butmir. On Oct. 1, 2001, they left the site
to join their contingent in Zenica and a German company relieved
them.
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From the far end of the world |
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Kuljani - In late September, the
teacher and students at Jovan Ducic Skola (school) in Kuljani, near
Banja Luka, accepted a gift of much-needed supplies from a school
in New Zealand through the assistance of N.Z. Army Maj. Don Bulmer.
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Baltic Resolve: "One mission - one team" |
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Glamoc - A combined task Force
from the Nordic-Polish Battle Group (NPBG) supported by aviation
elements from Eagle Base, Multinational Division North (MND-N) participated
in a five-day exercise called Baltic Resolve.
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"Indian Summer" exercise |
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Mostar/Ljubinje - Sept. 27-28,
Multinational Division Southeast carried out "Indian Summer"
(an expression meaning a period of unusually warm weather in late
autumn) as a clear display of its capabilities and determination
to act immediately if needed.
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"Any
mail?" |
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Sarajevo - In the age of satellite
communications, cellular telephones and the Internet, we could assess
postal services as outdated and useless. For soldiers abroad, it
is not the case. It's just the opposite.
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Italian Air Gentlemen |
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Rajlovac - The Italian Helicopter
Detachment based in Rajlovac as part of the Multinational Army Aviation
Battalion, MND-SE, carries out a wide range of jobs, from combat
and support missions to liaison and medical evacuation tasks.
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Kotorsko |
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Kotorsko - Located 10 kilometres
north of Doboj on the road to Derventa, Kotorsko used to be the
largest Bosniac village in Doboj municipality with 1,200 houses.
The Nordic-Polish Battle Group is in charge of this contentious
area.
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Radio Andernach: the soldiers' radio |
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Rajlovac/Sarajevo - Radio Andernach
is the soldiers' radio operated by soldiers from the German SFOR
contingent in Rajlovac, Sarajevo. They put on air a range of programmes,
such as news, music, and greetings from home to inform and entertain.
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Don't just walk in! |
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Entering Bosnia and Herzegovina
(BiH), the first people you meet wear a shirt with a badge, which
represents the State flag. They are State Border Service officers,
the only policemen authorised to bear this shield in the country.
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Soldier
in the Spotlight |
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When German WO2 Manfred Koch, nicknamed
"Manny," joined the Army in 1978 and enlisted in the helicopter
unit, he made his dream come true. "Apart from my family, helicopters
have always been a dream for me."
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