MILITARY AND WAR HISTORY MUSEUM

      Znak prikazuje varijaciju grba Frankopana, u kojem dva lava drže (lome) komad kruha. Ovdje umjesto kruha u frankopanskom grbu drže glagoljičko slovo iže, kojim se koristilo kao znakom za glas i u inicijalima i posebnim slučajevima te kao znakom za broj 10. U znaku Zapovjedništva vjerojatno je izabrano kao jedno od vrlo karakterističnih i prepoznatljivih glagoljskih slova, kao simbol Pazinštine u kojoj se ovo pismo dugo zadržalo. Zvijezda je također iz frankopanskog grba, ali ranijeg. Mač i maslinova grančica znak su Ministarstva obrane.

      The sign shows the variation of the coat of arms Frankopana, in which two lions hold (break) a piece of bread. Here, instead of bread in Frankopan coat of arms held Glagolitic letter iže, which was used as a symbol for voice and initials and special cases, and as a symbol for the number 10 in the sign of the Command was probably chosen as one of the most characteristic and recognizable Glagolitic letters, as a symbol of Pazin where this letters was long in use. The star is also the Frankopan coat of arms, but earlier one. Sword and olive branch as a sign of the Ministry of Defence. 

dr. sc. Željko Heimer, "Hrvatski vojnik" broj 424, 06/2013.

      138. brigada HV 'Goranski risovi', Delnice. Goranska brigada formirana je 28. listopada 1991. godine, od postrojbi ZNG-a na poručuju općina Delnice, Čabar i Vrbovsko. Prvu akciju brigada je imala 5. studenog kada su zauzeti svi vojni objekti JNA u Delnicama čime se došlo do prijeko potrebnog oružja i municije. 19. prosinca brigada odlazi na ličko ratište gdje se pridružuje 111. brigadi. Kroz četiri bataljuna brigade prošlo je gotovo pet tisuća Gorana. 30. ožujka 1992. formiran je u vojarni Delnice Centar za specijalističku obuku čiji djelatni sastav najvećim djelom čine pripadnici 138. brigade.

      138th Brigade HV Goran’s Links (Goranski risovi), Delnice. The Goranska Brigade was formed on October 28, 1991, from the ZNG units from the municipalities of Delnice, Čabar and Vrbovsko. The brigade had its first operation on November 5, when all JNA military facilities in Delnice were occupied, which provided much-needed weapons and ammunition. On December 19, the brigade went to the Lika battlefield where it joined the 111th brigade. Almost five thousand Gorans passed through the four battalions of the brigade. On March 30, 1992, a Specialist Training Center was established in the Delnice barracks, most of whose members comes from 138th Brigade.

      Na riječkom je području u srpnju 1991. ustrojena 111. brigada ZNG RH - Rijeka, a jezgro ustrojavanja činili su pripadnici već u travnju stvorene postrojbe specijalne policije Ajkule. Njezin krčki bataljun zaposjeda zračnu luku 2. srpnja 1991. što pripadnici slave kao dan postrojbe, a brigada djeluje na obrani pravaca prema Rijeci. Kasnije njezin dio odlazi na slavonsko i posavsko bojište. 1993. postaje 111. brigada HV "R" - Rijeka, a 1994. 111. brigada pješačka - Rijeka. Za vrijeme Oluje sudjeluje na ličkom bojištu. Krajem 1999. ukinuta je odnosno preustrojena u pričuvnu 638. pješačku brigadu.

      In July 1991, the 111th Brigade of the ZNG RH - Rijeka was formed in the Rijeka area, and the core of the formation consisted of members of the "Sharks" (Ajkula) special police unit created in April. Her Krk battalion occupied the airport on July 2, 1991, which the members celebrate as the day of the unit, and the brigade works to defend the routes to Rijeka. Later, part of it went to the Slavonian and Posavina battlefields. In 1993 it became the 111th HV "R" Brigade - Rijeka, and in 1994 the 111th Infantry Brigade - Rijeka. During the Storm, they took part in the Lika battlefield. At the end of 1999, it was abolished or reorganized into the 638th Infantry Brigade Reserve.

      Znak brigade su 1991. izradili Branko Kukurin i Oleg Đaković u obliku polukružnog štita koji je crveno-bijelo šahiran 5×5, a u njemu zeleni uspravljeni zmaj crvenog jezika prednjim nogama drži tadašnji stilizirani grb Rijeke: u plavom štitu žuti disk u kojem je u podnožju bijeli disk (stilizirani vrč) iz kojeg istječe voda, koja se prelijeva u plavo podnožje znaka. Znaka obrubljen žutim tropletom gore ima žutim natpisano „111“, a u dnu znaka  „brigada ZNG". Kasnije verzije, umjesto donjeg natpisa imaju ispisano „br. HV“. 

      Zeleni zmaj dio je trsatske legende, čuvar grada od svih napasnika i zlikovaca, pa je primjeren simbol obrane Rijeke. Prema njemu su pripadnici postrojbe nosili nadimak Zmajevi. Grb grada Rijeke sadrži posudu iz koje istječe voda kao simbol Rječine, koju drži na stijeni dvoglavi crni orao. Grb je dodijelio 6. lipnja 1659. hrvatski kralj i austrijski car Leopold I. U obliku prikazanom na znaku koristi se od 1967. godine. Taj je pojednostavljeni dizajn, iako je u međuvremenu Rijeka ponovno usvojila svoj grb u povijesnom obliku, i danas popularan.

      The emblem of the brigade was created in 1991 by Branko Kukurin and Oleg Đaković in the form of a semicircular shield with a red and white 5×5 checkered pattern, in which a green dragon with a red tongue is holding the then stylized coat of arms of Rijeka with its front legs: in the blue shield there is a yellow disk at the base a white disc (stylized jug) from which water flows, which overflows into the blue base of the sign. The sign, bordered by a yellow triplet, has "111" written in yellow at the top, and "ZNG brigade" at the bottom of the sign. Later versions, instead of the lower inscription, have "No. HV" written on it.

      The green dragon is part of the Trsat legend, the guardian of the city from all predators and villains, so it is an appropriate symbol of Rijeka's defense. According to him, the members of the unit were nicknamed Dragons. The coat of arms of the city of Rijeka contains a vessel from which water flows as a symbol of Rijeka, held on a rock by a double-headed black eagle. The coat of arms was granted on June 6, 1659 by the Croatian king and the Austrian emperor Leopold I. It has been used in the form shown on the sign since 1967. This simplified design, although in the meantime Rijeka has re-adopted its coat of arms in its historical form, is still popular today.

dr. sc. Željko Heimer, "Hrvatski vojnik" broj 442, 02/2014.

      Dana 3. listopada 1994. godine, u sklopu preustrojavanja oružanih snaga RH, dotadašnja 133. brigada HV preimenuje se u 133. domobransku pukovniju HV sa sjedištem u Otočcu. Okosnicu postrojbe sačinjavaju iskusni vojnici s područja Otočca, Senja i Crikvenice. 1994. godine postrojba provodi intenzivnu obuku i popunu. Po završetku angažmana u sklopu operacije Oluja, polovicom listopada 1995. godine, 133. domobranska pukovnija se vraća u Otočac, te vrši razvojačenje velikog dijela pripadnika postrojbe.

      On 3 October 1994, as part of the reorganization of the Croatian Armed Forces, the former 133rd HV Brigade was renamed the 133rd HV Home Guard Regiment with its headquarters in Otočac. The backbone of the unit consists of experienced soldiers from the area of ​​Otočac, Senj and Crikvenica. In 1994, the unit conducted intensive training and recruitment. After the end of the engagement as part of Operation Storm, in mid-October 1995, the 133rd Home Guard Regiment returned to Otočac, and dismantled a large part of the members of the unit.

      Amblem Ogulinske 143.brigade je izradio početkom 1992. god., g. Mijo Špehar, pripadnik te brigade. Nadalje, amblem 3.bojne 143.brigade su zajednički uradili slikar Krešimir Skozret iz Zagreba i g. Mijo Špehar. I g. Skozret je bio pripadnik Ogulinske 143.brigade. Amblem Ogulinske domobranske bojne izradio je gospodin Josip Vukelja, sada pokojni, a inače Ogulinska domobranska bojna je prva domobranska bojna osnovana u Hrvatskoj. Ogulinska 143.brigada pripadala je zbornom području Karlovac, centralna Hrvatska.

      The emblem of the 143rd Ogulin Brigade was made in early 1992 by Mr. Mijo Špehar, a member of that brigade. Furthermore, the emblem of the 3rd Battalion 143rd Brigade was jointly made by the painter Krešimir Skozret from Zagreb and Mr. Mijo Špehar. Mr. Skozret was also a member of the 143rd Ogulin Brigade. The emblem of the Ogulin Home Guard Battalion was made by Mr. Josip Vukelja, now deceased. The 143rd Ogulin Brigade belonged to the Karlovac assembly area, Central Croatia.

      154. brigada HV-a ustrojena je 01. 09. 1991. godine temeljem odluke Ministra odbrane Rpublike Hrvatske u Pazinu te je sastavljena od vojnih obveznika Buzeštine, Labinštine, Pazinštine, Poreštine te onih s područja Buja i Umaga (1/154. brigada HV "Pazinski boškarini", 2/154. brigada HV "Malvazijskih tigrova – le tigri della malvasia", 3/154. brigada HV "Porečki prči"). Aktivna od 01. 12. 1991. Do 26. 09. 1995. kada je demobilizirana. 1994. preustrojena u 154. dp HV; 2001. pukovnija prelazi u 636. pbr, da bi se 2003. integrirala sa 635. pbr te kao takva djelovala do njenog potpunog gašenja 2004.

      The 154th HV brigade was established on September 1, 1991 based on the decision of the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Croatia in Pazin and was composed of conscripts from Buzeština, Labinština, Pazinština, Poreština and those from the areas of Buje and Umag (1/154th HV brigade "Pazinski boškarini", 2/154th brigade of HV "Malvazian tigers” (Malvazijski tigrovi) – le tigri della malvasia", 3/154th brigade of HV "Porečki prči"). Active from December 1, 1991 to September 26, 1995, when it was demobilized. In 1994, it was reorganized into the 154th dp HV; In 2001, the regiment transferred to the 636th pbr, and in 2003 it was integrated with the 635th pbr and operated as such until its complete closure in 2004.

      Osnovana kao Pozadinska baza Rijeka odnosno Logistička baza Operativne zone Rijeka, od travnja 1993. nosi naziv 305. logistička baza, a od 2000. brigada, da bi 2004. bila premještena u Gospić, a 2005. ukinuta.  

      Znak je u obliku crnog trokutastog konveksnog štita obrubljenog iznutra trobojnom vrpcom unutar koje se nalazi žuta zemljopisna karta Hrvatskog primorja i Istre ispred koje je lijevo bijelo računalo s tastaturom i zaslonom na kojem crnim obrubljenim slovima piše HV, desno sivi magarac natovaren smeđim tovarom i dvama ukrštenim puškama, u dnu u luku žuti natpis RIJEKA, u zaglavlju, iznad trobojne vrpce grb RH između žutih natpisa "19 / 91", i iznad u crnom zaglavlju žuti natpis u luku "305. LOGISTIČKA BAZA".

      Founded as the Rijeka Background Base, ie the Logistics Base of the Rijeka Operational Zone, it has been called the 305th Logistics Base since April 1993, and the Brigade since 2000, before being moved to Gospić in 2004 and abolished in 2005.

      The insignia is in the form of a black triangular convex shield bordered on the inside with a tricolor ribbon inside which is a yellow map of the Croatian Littoral and Istria in front of which is on a left white computer with a keyboard and a screen with black bordered HV, a gray donkey loaded with brown cargo rifles, at the bottom in the bow a yellow inscription RIJEKA, in the header, above the tricolor ribbon the coat of arms of the Republic of Croatia between the yellow inscriptions "19/91", and above in the black header a yellow inscription in the bow "305. LOGISTICS BASE".

dr. sc. Željko Heimer, "Hrvatski vojnik" broj 401, 08/2012.

      Središte za obuku i odgoj vojnika - Pula ustrojeno je 4. siječnja 1992. godine kao Centar za odgoj i obuku vojnika-mornara - Pula; sredinom 1995. postaje Središte za obuku i odgoj vojnika - Pula; od kraja 1999. Središte za obuku pješaštva - Pula koje je djelovalo do 2007. godine. Tijekom njegova postojanja, u Središtu je vojni rok provelo više od 70 000 vojnika.

      Training and education centre of soldiers - Pula organized 4. January 1992. During the year as a center for education and training of soldiers-sailors - Pula; middle of 1995. becomes a center for training and education of soldiers - Pula; by the end of the 1999th Infantry Training Centre - Pula, which is operated by the 2007th year. During its existence, the Centre's military conducted more than 70,000 soldiers.

      Znak je u obliku trokutastog štita sa zaglavljem, crno i sivo šahiran 6×8, ispred karte Republike Hrvatske bijelo-crveno šahirane prikazana je pulska Arena, ispred nje nadolje okrenut mač i otvorena bijela knjiga. U zaglavlju bijeli natpis "HV", uz desni rub okomito "SOOV", uz lijevi rub "MUZIL PULA". Iznad znaka crnim je slovima duž obruba ispisano "SREDIŠTE ZA OBUKU I ODGOJ VOJNIKA", a ispod znaka ""MUZIL" PULA". Središnji je element znaka pulska Arena, najpoznatiji simbol grada Pule, izgrađena u I. stoljeću. Nadolje okrenut mač simbolizira spremnost na obranu uz miroljubive namjere. Knjiga je simbol znanja, odnosno obuke. Ornament starohrvatskog pletera dobio je svoje mjesto devedesetih godina XX. st., uz grb i trobojnicu, kao jedan od najvažnijih simbola Hrvatske općenito i posebice Hrvatske vojske te se pojavljuje na mnogim vojnim zastavama i oznakama. Novi je znak Središta izrađen 1998. godine.

printed on silk

design: B.Kokan

      Insignia is a black mark trimmed in the shape of a triangular shield with a header, black and gray checquered 6 × 8, in front of the map of Croatian red-white checkered shown is the Arena, in front of her downward facing a sword and an open white book. The header white label "Army" on the right side vertical "SOO" on the left side "Muzil Pula". Above the sign with black letters along the border inscribed "CENTER FOR TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS" and below "" Muzil "Pula". The central element of the sign Pula Arena, the most famous landmark of the town, built in the first century. Downward facing a sword symbolizing readiness to defend with peaceful intentions. The book is a symbol of knowledge or training.

dr. sc. Željko Heimer, "Hrvatski vojnik" broj 418, 03/2013.