Photos from the Yugoslav Wars

[Foinikas]

I decided to make a thread with photos I've gathered about the Yugoslav Wars from the Ten Day War in Slovenia to the Kosovo War.
Most of the photos are old,so the resolution is small,but anyway.

Please keep political and flaming comments out!
This thread is about military history!

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Yugoslav Army PT-76s and a BRDM-2(?) in Slovenia

A column of JNA armor going to Slovenia

Slovenian TO (Territorial Defence)

Woman serves hot beverages to soldiers with the Yugoslav Army(that was the title of the photo)

 

[Foinikas]

Serbs in Vukovar

Serbs with burning Croatian flag

Croatian M-84 tanks

Bosnian Muslim soldier

Croats in Knin

Croats in Slunj

Croatian T-34

Croats in Vidovice

Croats

 

[Foinikas]

Albanians of the KLA (UCK) during the Kosovo War

Destroyed Yugoslav Armor,Kosovo

Albanians with captured vehicle

From the Kukes battle

Albania–Yugoslav border incident (April 1999) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Albanian armor

 

[Foinikas]

Albanians during the Kosovo War

Albanian volunteers from America

 

[Foinikas]

More Albanians

 

[Foinikas]

Yugoslav Army and Police during the Kosovo War

Serbs with captured Albanian flag

 

[Shotgunner51]

Your thread is like a documentary, good read and thanks for the effort!

 

[Foinikas]

Yugoslav Army and Police in Kosovo War

The F-117 wreckage

A Strela-10 (SA-13) of the Yugoslav Army

Serbian soldier with a trophy

Cash of weapons hidden by Albanian guerillas

Chetnik flag on a Serbian T-55 tank

 

[Foinikas]

Your thread is like a documentary, good read and thanks for the effort!

Thank you,man! I have many photos and I don't know how to post all that I haven't even started the Bosnian War photos yet.

More Albanians of the KLA (UCK) during the Kosovo War

 

[Shotgunner51]

Thank you,man! I have many photos and I don't know how to post all that I haven't even started the Bosnian War photos yet.

You're welcome, we haven't had a good user-generated documentary for quite a while! You can try posting photos in batches (both upload and full-image display), I believe it's faster that way.

 

[Foinikas]

Some photos from Sarajevo and other battles in Bosnia

Black Mambas,Sarajevo

Sarejevo ArBiH units and militia

Serbs

I don't know what this guy is

 

[Foinikas]

Croats during Operation Oluja and other battles.

Yugoslavians had a habit of putting the road sign with the name of a city or town on their tanks or armored vehicles,after they had captured it.

Here with trophy Serbian flags

 

[Foinikas]

The two operations,Flash and Storm,were complete success for the Croats. They effectively ended the Republic of Serb Krajina,the Serbian State in Croatia. Here,some random photos from the war and the victory celebrations of the Croats.

Croat soldier with a trophy,a Serb Krajina Army shirt

The parade in Karlovac

In Knin with captured Serbian flag and a football team fan sign.

 

[Foinikas]

The famous Krajina Express

"The two-wagon train was originally armed with a WWII German 20mm gun and two 9K11 Malyutka missile launchers;[2] a Bofors 40mm gun was added later. A pair of M-53 7.9mm light machine guns were mounted to defend the blind spots. The 40mm cannon was removed in 1992 and replaced by a Soviet-designed 76mm gun mounted on the rear wagon. The convoy was enlarged with a third wagon mounting two 20mm cannons. Two Zastava M84 machine guns and a twin 57mm multiple rocket were also added in 1992.[4] The following year marked the definitive configuration of the armored train, when the 76mm gun was supplanted by an American M18 Hellcat tank destroyer.[5] There was an open wagon with two 120mm mortars, but their operational use was limited.[4] The end of the war in Croatia frustrated plans of mounting an 88mm flak gun.[8]

The sandbags which provided the first shield to the wagons were replaced by a 25mm thick armor plate. The roofs remained open and were covered with tarpaulins.[2] On the sides the wagons were wrapped in canvas and rubber sheets, the in between space filled with gravel. This improvised laminated protection proved effective in combat when it dissipated the blast of an antitank missile.[8]

During the siege of Bihać three additional wagons were hooked ahead of the formation, in order to trigger any mines planted on the railway. One of the wagons carried tools and materials for railroad repairs if needed.[3]"

Krajina Express - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Foinikas]

Bosnian Muslims