-
further Super Galebs from
other ex-Yugoslavian republics. It
intends to
upgrade and
operate its G-4s
through to the 2030s. The G-4
Super Galeb was developed...
- to four
Galebs in service. However,
their actual operational status is hard to determine.
Before the
Yugoslav Wars, at
least a
dozen Galebs were purchased...
-
Galeb is Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian and
Slovenian word for "seagull". It may
refer to:
Galeb-class minelayer, in
service with
Yugoslav navies between 1921...
- fighter-bomber
aviation squadrons, 249th
equipped with
Super Galebs, 251st with
Galebs and one
aviation squadron, 333rd
equipped with Utva 75 training...
-
Yugoslav Navy (JRM)
training ship
Galeb, also
known as The
Peace Ship
Galeb (Brod Mira
Galeb), was used as an
official yacht by the late
President of the...
- were
expelled from the DRC and the
Jastrebs were
abandoned along with the
Galebs. MiG-21s and Mi-24s,
awaiting ****embly by
Russian or
Ukrainian technicians...
-
development of the G-4
Super Galeb; it was
designed as a
replacement for
Yugoslav Air Force's
existing inventory of G-2
Galebs.
According to
aviation periodical...
-
Sinji galeb is a 1953
Croatian film
directed by
Branko Bauer. It is
based on the Cyan-Blue
Seagull Brotherhood (Slovene: Bratovščina
Sinjega galeba),...
-
Galeb (lit. 'seagull') was an 8-bit
computer developed by the PEL Varaždin
company in
Yugoslavia in the
early 1980s. A
grand total of 250 were produced...
- was not in
either country's interest. However, a
total of 11 G-4
Super Galebs, of
which 8 are airworthy, were
still located at the base in 2008. An official...
