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idgehead created earlier to off ensive action - towards Privlaka-Županja with its main forces and towards Babina Greda - Nijemci-Posavski Podgajci with auxiliary forces - in order to rout ustashi forces along the lines of assault; cooperate with VRS forces in routing and destroying ustashi forces in the greater area of Orašje, advance to the river Sava and secure the Corridor from the north. Follow up by routing the cut-off forces in the greater area of Spačvanske Šume and set up defence positions at Gradište - Štitor. Be prepared to repulse counter-attacks by ustashi forces. Support provided by RV (air force) and PVO (anti-aircraft defence). Command post: Vukovar. 2) 18 th Corps: in all conditions prevent by decisive defence the breakthrough of ustashi forces into the corps defence zone, particularly at Novska - Okučani, Nova Gradiška - Okučani and Pakrac - Okučani. Support provided by the VRS air force and anti-aircraft defence. CP at Okučani. 3) 39 th Corps: In all conditions, prevent by persistent defence in cooperation with the 21 st and 18 th Corps the breakthrough of ustashi forces along the lines Glinska Poljana - Glina, Farkašić - Petrinja - Dvor and Sunja - Kostajnica - Dvor, rout and destroy enemy forces, advance to the line Dvorište - Hrastovica (hill 415) - Hrvatski Čuntić - Dejanović - hill 262 - Šamarice, break the enemy assault and create conditions for off ensive action. Regroup and counter-attack, rout ustashi forces at the lines of action on the rivers Kupa and Sava, and turn to defence. CP in the Šamarica Area. 4) 21 st Corps: in limited aggression and in the fi rst stage of the operation, in cooperation with the 39 th and 15 th Corps prevent the breakthrough of ustashi forces along the axes Gradac - Lasinja - Vrginmost, Karlovac - Vojnić and Generalski Stol - Slunj, spread by persistent defence and destroy enemy forces, and prevent deeper penetration along the main lines. Part of the forces must be ready for anti-sabotage action, and persistent and active defence along the line of contact with the 5 th Corps. In the second stage of the operation be ready with noncommitted forces for off ensive action towards Vojnić - Banjsko Selo, advance to the river Mrežnica and turn to active defence. Defence focus on the Generalski Stol - Slunj - Rakovica line. Support provided by the ORKAN rocket system, the air force and SVK anti-aircraft defence. CP in Vojnić, ACP in Slunj. 5) 15 th Corps: by persistent defence and in cooperation with the 21 st and 7 th Corps prevent the breakthrough of ustashi forces along the axes Ogulin- Plaški - Plitvice Lakes, Otočac - Vrhovine - Korenica, Perušić - Bunić - Udbina and Gospić - Medak - Gračac in order to 218

prevent fl ank action, challenge control over Mount Kapela, Mount Velebit and T. Grad. 28 , and forestall deeper penetrations along the foregoing lines by spreading enemy forces and infl icting substantial manpower and materiel losses. Use uncommitted forces to counterattack and destroy the ustashi wedge. Part of the forces must remain ready for anti-sabotage action and defence along the line of contact with the 5 th Corps. Support provided by the 75 th composite anti-armour artillery brigade, the ORKAN rocket system, and the SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence. CP in Korenica. 6) 7 th Corps: in limited aggression and in the fi rst stage of the operation prevent the breakthrough of ustashi forces along the axes Zadar - Bankovac - Knin, Šibenik - Drniš - Knin, Sinj - Vrlika - Knin and on Mount Velebit; commit part of the forces to off ensive action and recover territory lost earlier. In the second stage, sustain defence, regroup forces and recover by off ensive action the territory lost earlier along the Šibenik - Biograd-na-Moru - Zadar line, advance to the sea and fortify the attained line. Sustain readiness for off ensive action. Support provided by the 105 th air brigade, and the VRS air force and anti-aircraft defence. CP Knin. 7) Mission of the SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence In an HV aggression against the RSK, commit all SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence units, in cooperation with the VRS and VJ air force and anti-aircraft defence, to antiaircraft defence of major targets in the territory and SVK groups, and provide air support to SVK forces in the defence of major lines and areas of action in the RSK. (1) 45 th aerial reconnaissance, reporting and guidance battalion: Observe from its basic radar positions the air space and deliver enemy information to the users via operational main staff and corps centre lines, conventional channels and EDP systems. Be ready for relocation to reserve radar positions. (2) 44 th rocket brigade: 1 st rocket battalion: anti-aircraft fi re action in the area of deployment of the 39th Corps CP; aft er HV aggression against the RSK and securing specifi c conditions, eff ect strikes on major enemy ground facilities and troops. Fire action by fi eld batteries against enemy combat aircraft along the most probable air raid and attack lines against the Udbina air base and the surface-to-surface artillery&rocket unit. CP: Petrova Gora 28 Teslingrad, as the rebel Serbs renamed Lički Osik in 1991. 219

prevent fl ank action, challenge control over Mount Kapela, Mount Velebit and T. Grad. 28 ,<br />

and forestall deeper penetrations along the foregoing lines by spreading enemy forces<br />

and infl icting substantial manpower and materiel losses.<br />

Use uncommitted forces to counterattack and destroy the ustashi wedge.<br />

Part of the forces must remain ready for anti-sabotage action and defence along the line<br />

of contact with the 5 th Corps.<br />

Support provided by the 75 th composite anti-armour artillery brigade, the ORKAN rocket<br />

system, and the SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence.<br />

CP in Korenica.<br />

6) 7 th Corps: in limited aggression and in the fi rst stage of the operation prevent the<br />

breakthrough of ustashi forces along the axes Zadar - Bankovac - Knin, Šibenik - Drniš<br />

- Knin, Sinj - Vrlika - Knin and on Mount Velebit; commit part of the forces to off ensive<br />

action and recover territory lost earlier.<br />

In the second stage, sustain defence, regroup forces and recover by off ensive action the<br />

territory lost earlier along the Šibenik - Biograd-na-Moru - Zadar line, advance to the<br />

sea and fortify the attained line. Sustain readiness for off ensive action.<br />

Support provided by the 105 th air brigade, and the VRS air force and anti-aircraft<br />

defence.<br />

CP Knin.<br />

7) Mission of the SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence<br />

In an HV aggression against the RSK, commit all SVK air force and anti-aircraft defence<br />

units, in cooperation with the VRS and VJ air force and anti-aircraft defence, to antiaircraft<br />

defence of major targets in the territory and SVK groups, and provide air support<br />

to SVK forces in the defence of major lines and areas of action in the RSK.<br />

(1) 45 th aerial reconnaissance, reporting and guidance battalion:<br />

Observe from its basic radar positions the air space and deliver enemy information to<br />

the users via operational main staff and corps centre lines, conventional channels and<br />

EDP systems.<br />

Be ready for relocation to reserve radar positions.<br />

(2) 44 th rocket brigade:<br />

1 st rocket battalion: anti-aircraft fi re action in the area of deployment of the 39th Corps<br />

CP; aft er HV aggression against the RSK and securing specifi c conditions, eff ect strikes<br />

on major enemy ground facilities and troops.<br />

Fire action by fi eld batteries against enemy combat aircraft along the most probable air raid<br />

and attack lines against the Udbina air base and the surface-to-surface artillery&rocket<br />

unit.<br />

CP: Petrova Gora<br />

28 Teslingrad, as the rebel Serbs renamed Lički Osik in 1991.<br />

219

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