7th Corps (Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

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Active1994-1995
CountryFlag of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992-1998).svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina
Allegiance Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
BranchRegular Army
TypeMotorized, Mountain and Infantry
Size34,500
Garrison/HQ Travnik
Engagements Operation Vlašić
Commanders
Current
commander
Mehmed Alagić
Notable
commanders
Mehmed Alagić

The 7th Corps was one of seven corps of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its headquarters were in Travnik. It was reorganized in January 1995.[ citation needed ]

History

This corps was formed on February 26, 1994. It was created to advance north-westward through central Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Command and commanders

ARBiH 7th Corps headquarters is at Travnik. Komanda 7. korpusa, Travnik, BiH.JPG
ARBiH 7th Corps headquarters is at Travnik.

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