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Title: Royal Yugoslav Kingdom Ports? Post by: Dili on April 10, 2017, 09:52:02 pm I am trying to put by order of importance/size ports start of II World War.
My research Military: Sibenik, Kotor/Tivat were they comparable or one was bigger, with more resources than the other? Kotor seems to be more important but both had depot for torpedoes and mines for the Navy? Commercial: Selce, Split, Dubrovnik what was the order of importance between these 3? And any of these had double function and could supply ammunition for navy ships? Any other i missed? Title: Re: Royal Yugoslav Kingdom Ports? Post by: kumbor on April 10, 2017, 10:49:28 pm On the Forum there is a topic featuring piers along Yugoslav coast, with plans, depths, pier legth, etc. Fuel depots were built in Bocca between the wars, as well as sea mines/torpedo/ammunition storages, torpedo proving ground in Djenovic, etc. Spilice fuel depot, Pristan, Lepetane storage facilities. Bocca was the main naval base, inheriting much of the K.u.K. facilities and materiel. Title: Re: Royal Yugoslav Kingdom Ports? Post by: Dili on April 16, 2017, 02:17:06 am Thanks. Should i search with what keyword?
Title: Re: Royal Yugoslav Kingdom Ports? Post by: jadran2 on April 16, 2017, 09:09:38 am Pls check various topics:
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