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throughout his stay in Petrova Gora. There were between 15 and 20 JATD members in<br />

Petrova Gora, providing security for the facilities where communications equipment for<br />

electronic reconnaissance was stored. The witness saw Simatović in Petrova Gora two or<br />

three times, probably in <strong>May</strong> 1995. 4125 On the first occasion, Simatović arrived with<br />

Karapandža, who told the witness that Simatović was an operative and that he was sent to<br />

unify the communication system at Petrova Gora. 4126 At Petrova Gora, the witness met some<br />

future JATD members such as Mića Petraković, Zoran Gulić, and Dušan Momćilović, who,<br />

according to the witness, were members of the RSK Glina police at the time. 4127 The witness<br />

provided fuel to them on one occasion. He later met them in 1996 at the Kula centre. 4128<br />

1986. The witness testified that two tactical groups were subordinated to the Pauk Command<br />

and neither consisted of JATD members. 4129 The Tactical Group 2, under the commanded of<br />

Milorad Ulemek, a.k.a Legija, was located in a school building in Velika Kladuša. The school<br />

was used as a training centre for the troops of Fikret Abdić, a.k.a. Babo, which were known as<br />

Babo’s Youth, Cherokees, or Surovi. Legija was responsible for the centre. 41<strong>30</strong> Tactical Group<br />

3 was commanded by Rajo Božović. 4131 The command was located in the town of Velika<br />

Kladuša. 4132 The witness met both Legija and Božović while he was at Petrova Gora, but he<br />

did not collaborate with them. 4133 Karapandža told the witness that Legija and Božović were<br />

under the direct command of the Pauk Command. 4134<br />

1987. According to a 6 February 1995 Serbian DB JATD report, from 10 December 1994 to<br />

1 February 1995, the JATD 1st Combat Group was engaged in the following activities:<br />

providing security for the Magarčevac facility and the officer corps, escorting convoys, laying<br />

an ambush, reconnaissance in Plješevica (Dragan Filipović is mentioned here, among others),<br />

and sniping operations in Velika Kladuša. The Report further mentioned issuing equipment<br />

and weapons to Radojica Božović, Zoran Raić, and Vasilije Mijović. 4135<br />

4124 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19<strong>30</strong>3, 19<strong>30</strong>5, 19<strong>30</strong>7.<br />

4125 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19350-19353, 19413.<br />

4126 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19353, 19413.<br />

4127 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19362-19364.<br />

4128 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19364.<br />

4129 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19354-19355, 19357, 19436.<br />

41<strong>30</strong> Dejan Plahuta, T. 19354-19355; D863 (Report regarding the visit in the Surovi Recruit Training Centre,<br />

signed by Muhamed Čović, 11 March 1995), p. 1.<br />

4131 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19354, 19357.<br />

4132 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19354-19355, 19357.<br />

4133 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19354, 19515, 19436.<br />

4134 Dejan Plahuta, T. 19515-19516.<br />

4135 P<strong>30</strong>24 (Report to the Serbian DB JATD, 6 February 1995, signed by Janko Kereš), pp. 1-5.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 704<br />

<strong>30</strong> <strong>May</strong> <strong>2013</strong>

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