OFFICERS' COMMUNICATIONS SCHOOL AT POZAREVAC

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 10, 2006
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: December 10, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICATION ;;;; 'C;U,I'jitu a U.- S. Cpl'-'Zoxia WLY
CENTRAL INTELLIGEI\ E AGENCY 25X1 REPORT
6 F I REPORT CD NO.
COUNTRY Yugoslavia
SUBJECT Officers? Communications School at Fozareva NO. OF PAGES
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UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
The Officers! Communications School at Foz relI__ac,l which has been in existence
for five years, is directly under the Signal Gorpa Command, which in turn.
is part of the General Staff. The official siaff at the school comprises
the followings,
a. Commandants Major Jovo Mitrovic;
b. Political Commissars Lieutenant Colonel Stt3nko B, elaajacp
c. Director and. Chief Technician.- nician.- appptain JtDdja Zivkovic;
c. Inetructoreg Captain Rajko Sag: :>" 9..
Captain Bozo Tana.a,covic s
Lieutenant Aloiz Baciki
Lieutenant Mate Frabkov'ic(iic)h
T.tic$.
Lieutenant Mile
2nd Lieuteu nt Jov j Dimitroo,
2nd Lieutenant .Andjelitch,
2nd Lieutet Obr?adovic,
2nd Lieutenant SWjonovic,
, ,And Lieutenant ])in itrov, and approximately 30 more
unidentified inatg actore4,
The school body is, composed of five .-ompaxate~, two of which are for commissioned
officers, and three for nor-commissioned officers. These companies 'are composed
as follows t
a. The I Company, which includes 90 men all of whom have at least a hi ;h-school
diploma, is under the. command of Lieutenant Igor Kostjukovski. This
Company is broken down into the following unites
1) The 1 Platen, whose leader Is 2nd Lieutenant Turk France, has 20
electro-radio apecialtets Nrt+:, study z intenane and repair Of radios
and radio eommunicFtions; an:i
broken down into the following v ltss
2) T.is2Platoon and 3 Platoon, l d by Lieutenant Milan Oreekovic, have
70 radio telegraphists.
b. The 2 Company, with 110 men ands::- the command of Captain Rajko Segic. Is
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1) The 1 Platoon, to which are attache
electricians, is led by Liw~xt errant
2) The 2 Platoon and S3 Platoon,, under
Petrovski and Lieutenant Sejonov,
all of when have completed '_a,nt ermed
c. The 3 Compaq, 4 Compa - and 5 " mpaY,
commissioned officers who are purettinp,
officers,
do one reserve compW composed of 90 men
Each candidate at the Officerso Comaiunicati
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equipped with 30 automatic weapons If Soviet origin, The School has the
following electronic and bleotricaak equ ipmnelxt a
6 American BC-191 100-watt sets, wi
30 British 48 ,0 5 -watt sets, ":pith a
15 British 38 ,o. 5-watt seta, tiith a
7 British 32... 4-watt sets, with a r
8 Russian RSBF ,o 100-vatt sets, with
f, 18 Russian REM h? 5-Watt sets,, with a'
go 13 Russian RBY Sao. 5'watt sets, with
h0 10 Russian A 7 A Ultra Short We ...
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20 telephone operators and
jaJ to; and
he joint command of Lieutenant
ve 90 telephone specialists
ate schoolo
to which are attached 600 non'
he same courses as the commissioned
under thO command of Captain Pesico
ns School at Posarevac is equipped
mask. The alesexve company is
h a range of 300 kilometers;
ange Of So kilometers;
ange of 50 kilometers;
age of 30 kilometers;
a range of 350 kiloeaet,rs;
range of 50 kilomoters$
a range of 50 kilometers;
watt note, with a range of
6, 3.-watt sets, with n range of
i, 8 German Feld Fo B. Ultra Shore= Wave
4 German Torn m 7, B, Goo 5-watt seta,
30 kilometers;
k, 2 German Telefunken ,oa 300.-wai,t sets,
with a range of 30 kilomet ears; 2
with a range of 1,000 kilometers;
1Q 1 German Siemens o ? 200..watt fist, wit1h a range of l,r0n kilometers; .
20 German mea1tu> power sets, for whic specific informattO* was not
available;
n0 6 Italias- Mar Ili coo 200 watt sets, tbith a range of 500 kilometers;
20 Italian low-power sets for i hich $ ecific information was not 'Vailablsle'
20 Yugoslav Godjevac ,,. 5-wet`", seta, with a range of 30 kilometers;
q, 2 Nikola Tesla 2.5 kilowatt se;`~a, mounted on Studebaker trucks, with tsdr
own short-wave apparatus, capable of picking up broadcasts throughout the
world,
300 to 400 field-telephone set,30 the ority of which are of Soviet origin,
r, but the rest are of German, Yugoslav,( British r.nd Belgian manufacture
at, 10 Hugh teletype sets;
to 4 German teleprinters,
u. Some 25 pocketwtelophone staitchiboaarde some with 20 numbers, and others
with 100 to 500 numbers;
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2 automatic switchboards each wit=: 100 anal
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5 automatic electric plants,
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30 automatic electric plants,
ravaging from
20 kilowatts; and
2 to 6 kilowatts,
r the manufacture and repair
40 An industrial plant and various repair, shops Z
of Army radio equipment are reported),;;, part of
School, These installations are eatraielY imp
in general. The site of these instal &tions i
from the Romanian border, These plan 4s will r
in Central Bosnia, where it is purpor ed that
been constructed between the Bosnia Rgiver and
the Officsrs? Co .nications
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rtedly be moved to Zeneila (eic)$
Ott ens ive works have already
he railroad station.
5, Also located in Posarevac are the followings
a0 An artillery school for reserve o!ficers;
b, An unidentified field artillery r,:ent;
a. An unidentified special chemical .efense ^ arfare company:
do 5 antiaircraft batteries with 20 cns;
e. An unspecified number of small e3 acia lis u ts04
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a, Part I, ' Industrial plant and mops in P
repair of Army radio eq;iipment;
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b0 Part II, -4 Disposition of buildings belonging to the Officers m Communications
School at Pozarevac0
s This name mr.y have be en erroneously given instead of
erica, ocated in Central Bosnia..., where *aW industrial plants are located.
s he following military units are
stmt oned a Posarevacs an unsp, a, , e ,lion of the 19 Regi~aent,
29 Division; an unidentified artillery re iment and the 7 Infantry Regiment
of the 23 Macedonian Assault Division, 1 Ar y; and an unidentified Commutnim
cations .1 - the headquarters of the 54 Infantry
Division ~at Po$arevac, and he 351 Comxmamicationas
Regiment stationed at Posavevaco
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1, Transformer assembly shop, which emplo s 40 soldiers,
2a, Shop which employs 45 men, and contain metal stamp molds, 8 ten-ton
presses and 12 smaller presses, approximately 12 automatic and electriom
welding machines,
3o Shop which employs 45 special?ized workers and contains 20 large automatic
lathe turning machines, 10 la?ge automatic drill presses, and many other
unidentified modern German machines;
4. and So Warehouses for raw witt,rials ineltiding approximately 1,000 tons of
steel, copper, aluminum, bras and asbestos, in which approximately 50 men
are employed;
10o Radio assembly shop in which fO men are employed and which assembles
American type radio units. This is the largest factory for the production
of new radio stations (sic),
30 tons of copper wire, and other unspecified equipment;
Construction office with headcuartersIfor 15 engineers. Except for the
engineers, the Commandant and Direct; of the School, no one is admitted
to this department; and
6,, Stables for some 50 horses;
7. Garages which house 4 James t?ucks, 3 Studebaker trucks, 5 Jeeps, 2 Dodge
trucks, 2 Faun tracks and 2 tractors;
8. Warehouse for radio. equipment which contains more than 200,000 radio tubes,
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1, 2, 3 and 4o Dormitories for commissioned officers attached to 1 and 2
Conganies, and for nonncommisEioned officers attached to 3, 4 and 5 Companies,
5,. Claesroo*
6. School headquarters which contains q
Commissar and some 20 officerE;
ere for the Commandant, Political
7, Kitchen and electric ovens foz- the entire garrison stationed at Pozarevac
which comprises approximately 3,000 men;
8, and 9, Storehouses for food atrl clothizv ;
10, Military warehouse for the Guard Corps; and
116 Guard barracks for an auxi1iar7 coapafy of 90 men and 4 officers,
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