Ploesti / Pittsburgh / Fugia / New York City / Bari / Kochevo / Belgrade / /
Company
the New York Times / Zlatibor Mountain / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Hungary / Bulgaria / Slovakia / Germany / Romania / Croatia / Italy / Tunisia / Serbia / United States / Soviet Union / Yugoslavia / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Air Force headquarters / Sava Serbian Cathedral / Space Museum / Yugoslav Embassy / American air base / OSS station / Serbian Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Sava / /
IndustryTerm
runway site / heavy equipment / machinery / never-ending daisy chain / son-in-law / food / oil / jump site / oil refineries / /
NaturalFeature
Jackson Heights / /
Organization
office of Strategic Services / Yugoslav Embassy in Washington / Fifteenth Air Force / army / Halyard Mission / Central Intelligence Agency / 15th Air Force / United States Army / U.S. intelligence / United States Navy / Tito's government / Department of State / Legion of Merit / Force of the United States Army Air Forces / U.S. military / /
Person
Draza Mihailovich / Joseph Stalin / Mirjana / Sue Brown / Ray Weber / Arthur Jibilian / Gordana Mihailovich / Harry Truman / Magda Goebbels / Nick Lalich / Mike Rajacich / Joseph Goebbels / Dik Daso / Josip Tito / Dragoljub Mihalović Vujnovich / Josip Broz Tito / Jibby / George Vujnovich / Hitler / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Halyard George Vujnovich / Honor / Gregory A. Freeman / Clare Musgrove / Nick Petrovich / George Musulin / George Vujnovich Lt / Fred Tucker / /
Position
Captain / President / General / minster / pilot / curator / Lieutenant / gunner / tail gunner / and the ball-turret gunner / ball turret gunner / Marshal / /
Operation Halyard George Vujnovich led what has been called "one of the greatest rescue missions of World War II." He passed away of natural causes in New York City on 24 APR at age 96. Vujnovich