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Brcko

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Brcko

Town in Serbian Bosnia-Herzegovina, on the River Sava; population (1991) 87,300. It grew up around a Turkish fort, and is the centre of a rich agricultural region.



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But it does mean that many soldiers are primarily trained and organized for battles that will never occur, which means that they must constantly be trained for their actual missions as well, like patrolling Croat neighborhoods in Brcko, and then trained back again to prepare for their theoretical missions, such as battling hordes of Soviet tanks smashing through the Fulda Gap.
During SFOR 9, MND(N) produced fact books and copies of the UN law on primary and secondary education imposed to integrate the Brcko District.
In the summer of 1996, several Reservist NCOs organized an innovative town meeting among competing ethnic groups near Brcko, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
 
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