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516:– MNOVJ) was formed by the order of the Supreme Headquarters. Škorpik was initially expected to assume the role of the Chief of Staff but never did as in the meantime he was assigned to the 3rd Brigade posting. In early November, Škorpik travelled to meet with the 4th Brigade Headquarters to plan upcoming operations. He was killed on 7 November while passing near the
447:), while Muhtić and Franković were instructed to return to the coast and establish naval stations. The Naval Detachment was formed in Podgora on 23 January 1943 composed of around 150 partisans and a flotilla consisting of two armed boats. The Naval Section was disbanded in February when the Fourth Operational Zone Headquarters became the
483:. It began operating in a situation where Partisan and German forces were engaged in heavy fighting for Split, while the unit itself lacked any serious supplies or equipment to fulfill the tasks set before it. The order to retreat from Split was given on 23 September and on 25 September, the OK relocated to
424:
A group of comrades from
Dalmatia arrived in Glamoč as well. With that group came, then a colonel and now a general, Škorpik with his son, a young naval officer who later died. Very young and full of all sorts of plans on how to successfully harass the occupiers on the sea, the young Škorpik didn't
391:
Stjepan Muhtić and Ratko
Franković with the help of several partisans of the Biokovo Battalion "Vid Mihaljević", escaped Makarska taking with them dozens of rifles and ammunition. Škorpik left a proclamation calling on other naval personnel to follow their example, asserting the "truncated Croatian
652:
The initial order of the
Supreme Headquarters issued on 18 October specified the following Staff structure of the MNOVJ: Srećko Manola (commander), Velimir Škorpik (Chief of Staff) and Sergije Makiedo (political commissar). The revised order dated to 24 October specified: Josip Černi (commander),
511:
Once the news of the first
Partisan mission to Italy reached the Supreme Headquarters, the Fourth Operational Zone Headquarters summoned Škorpik to report on the event, which he did, despite reports from others involved explaining their actions not arriving yet. Until the situation was resolved,
499:) under Škorpik, while the 1st Island Brigade and coastal artillery batteries became standalone units. Faced with an increasingly difficult situation due to a lack of medical supplies, food and materiel for their ships, it was decided that a delegation consiting of former OK members,
455:, the Detachment was reorganized in March 1943 as the Biokovo Partisan Detachment with Škorpik continuing his command. In mid-May, he assumed the role of the Chief of Staff of the Cetina Detachment, followed by the role of commander of the Group of Cetina Battalions in August.
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seem very convincing to me, but when I discussed several specific, technical and other possibilities, especially regarding the men, the fighters, I realized the time has come and that this will be another area where the partisan struggle will be successful...
383:, eventually becoming its member in late 1941. After months of secretly spreading propaganda material and passing information on Italian and NDH plans to the communists, Škorpik was ordered by the Party to abandon his post and make way to the
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coast and islands previously occupied by
Italian forces, prompting German forces to recapture Split, Šibenik and Zadar fearing a potential Allied amphibious landing. On 19 September 1943 the Coastal Command (Serbo-Croatian:
495:. Following a meeting held on 29 September between the OK staff and members of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party, the OK was dissolved and reformed as the Armed Ships Fleet Headquarters (Serbo-Croatian:
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to Italy and make contact with Allied Forces. Despite being instructed before the retreat from Split not travel to Italy without the approval of the
Supreme Headquarters, Škorpik nonetheless authorized the mission.
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followed by a brief stint as the commander of a fleet of
Partisan armed ships in September/October 1943. His last posting was that of the Chief of Staff of the 3rd Dalmatian Brigade. He was killed by the
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to brief the Party leadership on the actions carried out by
Partisan forces on the sea and discuss future possibilities. Writing on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Yugoslav Navy in 1952,
512:Škorpik was assigned the position of the Chief of Staff of the 3rd Dalmatian Brigade which would be his final posting. On 18 October 1943 the Navy of the People's Liberation Army (Serbo-Croatian:
1228:]. Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o narodnooslobodilačkom ratu jugoslovenskih naroda (in Serbo-Croatian). Vol. V. Belgrade: Vojni istoriski institut jugoslovenske narodne armije.
491:. With Split occupied by German Forces, the OK found itself without a line of communication with their superiors - the Fourth Operational Zone Headquarters - which was relocating to the
1207:]. Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o narodnooslobodilačkom ratu jugoslovenskih naroda (in Serbo-Croatian). Vol. VIII. Belgrade: Istoriski Institut Jugoslovenske Narodne Armije.
246:), an early Partisans naval formation tasked with organizing attacks on Axis forces in the coastal areas. He would go on to command Partisan detachments operating in the
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naval officer and commander of several early
Partisan naval units. After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1940, Škorpik began his naval career as an officer in the
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Navy existed only on paper" and how "... our fleet has been treacherously handed over to the enemy... using their guns to attack our villages and cities".
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1078:]. Ratna prošlost naroda i narodnosti Jugoslavije (in Serbo-Croatian). Vol. CCLXXXIV. Belgrade: Vojnoizdavački i novinski centar.
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Headquarters, while Škorpik assumed the command of the Naval
Detachment. After several successful defensive actions along the
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On same day of 18 December, The Supreme Headquarters issued the order for the creation of the Naval Section (Serbo-Croatian:
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departed Italy bound for Vis, fully loaded with supplies. On 8 September 1952 he posthumously received the title of
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during the 1960s, was named in Škorpik's honour. The boat was captured by Croatian forces and commissioned in the
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on 23 December with the task of gathering personnel and forming the First Naval Detachment (Serbo-Croatian:
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1024:. Hrvatska tehnička enciklopedija (in Croatian). Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography
1003:. Hrvatska tehnička enciklopedija (in Croatian). Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography
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Matović, Ivo, ed. (1986). "Kontakt sa saveznicima" [Contant with the Allies].
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1141:. Pomorski leksikon (in Croatian). Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography
1120:. Pomorski leksikon (in Croatian). Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography
1099:] (in Serbo-Croatian). Split: Vojnoizdavački novinski centar - Beograd.
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The Yugoslav Navy in the Closing Operations for the Liberation of Yugoslavia
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Sergije Makiedo and technical officer Adam Armanda, will take the steamboat
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in order to avoid capture by the Italians and possibly to join the nascent
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where joined the armed forces of the newly-established Axis puppet state
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in April 1941 which saw the rapid collapse of the KM, Škorpik joined the
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Srećko Manola (executive officer) and Uroš Mardešić (Chief of Staff).
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commenced on 6 April 1941, Škorpik was the second-in-command of the
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933:[Will People's Heroes Fall after Tito in Zagreb as Well?].
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operatives, he eventually defected to the Partisans in late 1942.
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Book 1. Actions on the Adriatic: July 1942 – January 1944.
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Knjiga 1. Dejstva na Jadranu: Juli 1942 – Januar 1944 god
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Mušterić, I. (15 February 2016). Jecić, Zdenko (ed.).
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arriving on 18 December. There, he was invited to the
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missile boat acquired from the USSR during the 1960s.
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in September 1943, the Partisans took control of the
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also bore his name from 1953 until 1992 as well as a
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1245:[Formation of the First Naval Detachment].
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293:Škorpik was born on 2 April 1919 in Brodarica near
981:(in Croatian). Zagreb, Croatia: Despot Infinitus.
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588:. A street in Zagreb was named after him in 1993.
1247:NAŠE MORE: Znanstveni časopis za more i pomorstvo
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1037:Kačavenda, Petar; Živković, Dušan, eds. (1982).
950:Dedijer, Vladimir (1981). Rizman, Rudolf (ed.).
889:NCP − Remontno brodogradilište Šibenik d. o. o
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624:, p. 131) who refers to him as being a
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1045:] (in Serbo-Croatian). Vol. II.
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430:Tito, in "Jugoslavenski Jadran", 1952.
238:and would be given the command of the
1243:"Formiranje prvog mornaričkog odreda"
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1226:Book 18. Fighting in Croatia in 1943.
1222:Knjiga 18. Borbe u Hrvatskoj 1943 god
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1183:. Pomorski leksikon (in Croatian).
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1158:[First Naval Detachment].
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929:Brkulj, Vedran (9 August 2017).
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1175:Simović, Anton I., ed. (1990).
1154:Simović, Anton I., ed. (1990).
1133:Simović, Anton I., ed. (1990).
1112:Simović, Anton I., ed. (1990).
1039:Narodni heroji Jugoslavije: N–Ž
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1135:"Sekcija za ratnu mornaricu"
1091:Pribilović, Kažimir (1988).
977:Freivogel, Zvonimir (2020).
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1116:[Coastal Command].
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962:: GRO "Liburnija".
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688:, p. 256–257.
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612:, p. 16) and
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363:and eventually to
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