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49638<br />

number of claim forms submitted to the Captain Dragan Fund which indicated that Nedeljko<br />

(Ilija) Orlić, 2478 Ratko (Sposo) Knežević, 2479 Dušan Mastikosa, 2480 Milorad Đuđić, 2481 and<br />

Nikola Mirčeta 2482 trained at Golubić, with Captain Dragan, Crnogorac (which the Trial<br />

Chamber understands to refer to Živojin Ivanović), and Irac (which the Trial Chamber<br />

understands to refer to Martin/Mark Lynch).<br />

1351. The Trial Chamber will now review the evidence indicating that training at Golubić<br />

ended in July or August 1991, amidst conflicts between Martić, Babić, Simatović, and<br />

Captain Dragan.<br />

1352. Witness JF-039 testified that a month or two after Golubić was established a conflict<br />

developed between Martić and Simatović. 2483 Martić felt that Simatović was taking too much<br />

control over the TO men that were training at Golubić. 2484 In July 1991, Martić was very<br />

angry with Simatović as the latter was constantly flaunting the money he had, was surrounded<br />

by people who drank a lot, and was involved with local women. 2485 Local politicians in Knin<br />

were also becoming very concerned with the behaviour of the recruits from Golubić as they<br />

were arrogant, were better equipped than the local police, and were causing problems for the<br />

local police. Martić called Stanišić in June 1991 to have Simatović removed from the training<br />

centre and the Krajina. 2486 In June or July, Martić transferred all of the TO command and<br />

Captain Dragan’s command to the fortress in Knin, and placed the TO and Captain Dragan’s<br />

unit under a single command. 2487 Initially, Simatović also went to the fortress in Knin for<br />

about two or three weeks. 2488 Simatović was then called back to Belgrade for about two weeks<br />

2478 P2652 (Claim form relating to Nedeljko Orić, signed for Captain Dragan, 4 <strong>May</strong> 1993).<br />

2479 P2647 (Claim form and certificate relating to Ratko Knežević submitted to the Captain Dragan Fund, signed<br />

for Milan Šuput, 25 September 1995), pp. 5, 7-8.<br />

2480 P2649 (Claim form and decision on financial assistance relating to Dušan Mastikosa, signed for Captain<br />

Dragan, 15 June 1993), p. 5.<br />

2481 P2650 (Claim form relating to Milorad Đuđić, signed by Nataša Počuča, 4 October 1991), p. 2.<br />

2482 P2657 (Claim form and discharge sheet relating to Nikola Mirčeta, 25 December 1991).<br />

2483 P978 (Witness JF-039, witness statement, 12 September 2003), para. 38; P977 (Witness JF-039, prior<br />

testimony), pp. 2009, 2210; Witness JF-039, T. 7273.<br />

2484 P978 (Witness JF-039, witness statement, 12 September 2003), paras 38, 48; P977 (Witness JF-039, prior<br />

testimony), pp. 2009, 2192, 2210; Witness JF-039, T. 7242, 7254, 7256-7257, 7265-7266.<br />

2485 P978 (Witness JF-039, witness statement, 12 September 2003), para. 48; P977 (Witness JF-039, prior<br />

testimony), pp. 2106-2107, 2147; Witness JF-039, T. 7254, 7256.<br />

2486 P978 (Witness JF-039, witness statement, 12 September 2003), paras 38, 49; P977 (Witness JF-039, prior<br />

testimony), p. 2106, 2146-2147; Witness, JF-039, T. 7254, 7275, 7280, 7332.<br />

2487 P978 (Witness JF-039, witness statement, 12 September 2003), paras 38, 49; P977 (Witness JF-039, prior<br />

testimony), pp. 2008-2009, 2060; Witness JF-039, T. 7200-7201, 7209, 7242-7243, 7254, 7258, 7267, 7272-<br />

7273, 7278, 7329-73<strong>30</strong>.<br />

2488 Witness JF-039, T. 7276, 7326, 7332.<br />

Case No. IT-03-69-T 480<br />

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

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