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In 1946 it was renamed Julianan People's Army. From 1954 to 1979 Colonel General [[Peter Rozman]] was the most important commander of the military. |
In 1946 it was renamed Julianan People's Army. From 1954 to 1979 Colonel General [[Peter Rozman]] was the most important commander of the military. |
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| − | After the 1982 defeat of the Communist regime, the army was once again dubbed the Julianan Army. Many diehard communist leaders were eliminated from upper-level positions, but a decent number remained in officer positions following democratization. |
+ | After the 1982 defeat of the Communist regime, the army was once again dubbed the Julianan Army. Many diehard communist leaders were eliminated from upper-level positions, but a decent number remained in officer positions following democratization. Now, there is only the [[Federal Police]] in Juliana. |
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Revision as of 04:33, 14 December 2015
The Julianan Army (Esersito Juliano/Julianska vojska) was the military of Juliana until 1989. From 1946 to 1982 it was called Julianan People's Army. The maximum number of soldiers in the army was 520 soldiers in 1981.
1975 uniform
History of the Julianan Army
Anton Rozman
The modern Julianan Army was created in 1799.
In 1946 it was renamed Julianan People's Army. From 1954 to 1979 Colonel General Peter Rozman was the most important commander of the military.
After the 1982 defeat of the Communist regime, the army was once again dubbed the Julianan Army. Many diehard communist leaders were eliminated from upper-level positions, but a decent number remained in officer positions following democratization. Now, there is only the Federal Police in Juliana.