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1st Corps (Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Field	Value
unit_name	1st Corps
image	1. Korpus Armije RBIH v2.png
caption	1st Corps Patch
dates	1 September 1992 – 1995
country	Bosnia and Herzegovina
allegiance	Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
garrison	Sarajevo
branch	Regular Army
type	Motorized, Mountain and Infantry
role	Defence of Sarajevo
size	34,500 (1992),
40,500 (1995)
colors	Green and yellow
battles	Operation Neretva '93
battle_honours
notable_commanders	Mustafa Hajrulahović TalijanVahid KaravelićNedžad Ajnadžić
identification_symbol_label	5th Corps patch
identification_symbol_3_label

40,500 (1995) The 1st Corps was one of seven units of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina established in 1992, in the early part of the Bosnian War.

History

The 1st Corps of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina was solely established to defend Sarajevo and some part of the Sarajevo region. In 1997–1998, the 1st, 3rd and 7th Corps were incorporated into the 1st Corps of the Army of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

1st Corps Operational Zone

The First Corps was responsible for the zone of Sarajevo during the war with the Bosnian Serb and Croat forces and its headquarters were established in Sarajevo. The First Corps had the assignment of protecting the Sarajevo, Gorazde zone from the opponents.

Command and Commanders

1st Commander - Mustafa Hajrulahović Talijan
2nd Commander - Vahid Karavelić
3rd Commander - Nedžad Ajnadžić
Deputy Commander: Ismet Dahić
Deputy Chief of Staff: Ismet Alija (1992–1993)
Deputy Chief of Staff: Esad Pelko (1993–1995)

Organization 1992–1994

From 1992 to 1994: These brigades were later renamed in the 3-number series.

1st Motorized Brigade
1st Mountain Brigade
2nd Motorized Brigade
2nd Mountain Brigade
3rd Motorized Brigade
5th Infantry Brigade
9th Mountain Brigade
- Commander: Nezir Kazić
9th Motorized Brigade
- Deputy Commander: Ramiz Delalić "Ćelo"
10th Mountain Brigade
- 1st Commander: Mušan Topalović
11th Infantry Brigade
12th Infantry Brigade
15th Motorized Brigade
105th Motorized Brigade
HVO Brigade "Kralj Tvrtko"
Artillery Brigade

Organization 1995

In January 1995, all Corps operational groups were transformed into divisions and each division contained numerous brigades, further divided into battalions, detachments and specialized units.

12th Division (Sarajevo)
- 101st Mountain Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Mojmilo
- 102nd Motorized Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Stup
- 105th motorized Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Kosevo
- 111th Vitezka Motorized Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Zuc Hill
- 112th Vitezka Motorized Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Rajlovac
- 115th Mountain Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Bistrik
- 124th Light Brigade "King Tvrtko", HQ Sarajevo
- 152nd Mountain Brigade, HQ Vasin Han
- 155th Motorized Brigade, HQ Sarajevo-Dobrinja
14th Division
- 104th Vitezka Brigade, HQ Hrasnica
- 109th Mountain Brigade, HQ Pazaric
- 123rd Light Brigade, Bilalovac
- 131st Light Brigade, HQ Fojnica
- 181st Mountain Brigade, HQ Pazaric
- 182nd Vitezka Light Brigade, HQ Pazaric
16th Division
- 147th Light Brigade, HQ Vares
- 161st Slavna Olovo Mountain Brigade, HQ Olovo
- 162nd Mountain Brigade, HQ Vares
- 164th Mountain Brigade, HQ Breza
- 165th Mountain Brigade, HQ Visoko
- 185th Light Brigade, HQ Vares

Military Operations and Engagements

Siege of Sarajevo
Operation Neretva '93

References

Armed Forces

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