VJ

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VJ is the abbreviation for the Yugoslav Army, the armed forces of the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia active during the 1990s and early 2000s.

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Label Occurrences
VJ canonical 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf armed forces
military organization
abbreviationOf Yugoslav Army
surface form: Vojska Jugoslavije
alsoKnownAs Yugoslav Army
surface form: Vojska Jugoslavije (VJ)

Yugoslav Army
conflict Insurgency in the Republic of Macedonia
surface form: 2001 insurgency in Macedonia

Insurgency in the Preševo Valley
Kosovo War
Yugoslav Wars
country Yugoslavia
surface form: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
endTime 2003
fullName Yugoslav Army
surface form: Vojska Jugoslavije
fullNameInEnglish Yugoslav Army
surface form: Army of Yugoslavia
garrisonLocation Belgrade
hasBranch Yugoslav Air Force
surface form: Yugoslav Air Force and Air Defence

Armed Forces of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
surface form: Yugoslav Ground Forces

Navy of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
surface form: Yugoslav Navy
hasRole border security
national defence
territorial defence
headquartersLocation Belgrade
historicalPeriod 1990s
early 2000s
Cold War
surface form: post-Cold War era
legalForm state military
militaryBranchType air force
army
navy
militaryDoctrine territorial defence doctrine
operatedIn Yugoslavia
surface form: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
operatedInTerritory Kosovo
Montenegro
Serbia
Autonomous Province of Vojvodina
surface form: Vojvodina
partOf federal Ministry of Defence of Yugoslavia
surface form: Ministry of Defence of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
predecessor Armed Forces of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
surface form: Yugoslav People’s Army
replacedBy Armed Forces of Montenegro
Armed Forces of Serbia and Montenegro
surface form: Serbian Armed Forces
serviceBranchOf Yugoslavia
surface form: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
startTime 1992
subordinateTo Supreme Defence Council of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
successor Armed Forces of Serbia and Montenegro
usedEquipmentFrom Russia
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
usedLanguage Serbian language
surface form: Serbian

Serbo-Croatian

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