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((infobox military unit
| unit_name                     = Croatian Defence Forces<br /> ''Hrvatske obrambene snage''
| image                         = Patch of the Croatian Defence Forces.svg
| caption                       = Patch of the Croatian Defence Forces
| dates                         = 22 January 1991 – 5 April 1993
| country                       = ((flag|Croatia))<br>((flagicon|Bosnia and Herzegovina|1992)) [[Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
| allegiance                    = [[Croatian Party of Rights]]
| branch                        = Army
| size                          = 8,000((sfn|Veselinović|2014|p=70-71))
| garrison                      = [[Zagreb]], [[Croatia]]<br>[[Ljubuški]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
| garrison_label                = Headquarters
| nickname                      = Blacks (''Crnci'')
| patron                        = 
| motto                         = [[Za dom spremni]]
| colors                        = ((colorbox|#000000|border=silver)) Black
| colors_label                  = 
| march                         = Himna HOS-a – Za dom spremni<ref>((cite web |title=Himna HOS-a |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEap-heWmh4 |website=YouTube |access-date=27 January 2023))</ref>
| mascot                        = 
| battles                       = [[Battle of the Barracks]]<br>[[Battle of Gospić]]<br>[[Battle of Vukovar]]<br>[[Siege of Dubrovnik]]<br>[[Siege of Mostar]]<br>[[Operation Corridor 92|Battle of Posavina]]<br>[[Siege of Sarajevo]]
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| battle_honours                = 
| battle_honours_label          = 
| disbanded                     = September 1991 (Croatia)<ref>Absorbed into the [[Croatian ground army]]</ref><br>21 August 1992 (Bosnia)<ref>Absorbed into the [[Croatian Defence Council]] and [[Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina]]</ref>
<!-- Commanders -->| notable_commanders            = [[Dobroslav Paraga]]<br>[[Blaž Kraljević]]
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| identification_symbol_label   = Flag
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The '''Croatian Defence Forces''' (((lang-hr|Hrvatske obrambene snage)) or '''HOS''') were the paramilitary arm of the [[Croatian Party of Rights]] (HSP) from 1991 to 1992, during the first stages of the [[Yugoslav wars]]. During the [[Croatian War of Independence]], the HOS organised several early companies and participated in Croatia's defence. At the peak of the war in Croatia, the HOS was several battalions in size. The first HOS units were headed by [[Ante Paradžik]], a HSP member who was killed by Croatian police in September 1991. After the November 1991 general mobilisation in Croatia and the January 1992 cease-fire, the HOS was absorbed by the [[Croatian Army]].

The HOS units in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]] consisted of [[Croats]], [[Bosniaks]] and foreign volunteers led by [[Blaž Kraljević]].<ref name="The Yugoslav Wars pg 21">((cite book|last=Nigel Thomas|first=Nigel Thomas|title=The Yugoslav Wars: Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia 1992–2001|url=https://archive.org/details/yugoslavwarsslov01thom|url-access=limited|year=2006|publisher=Osprey Publishing|isbn=1-84176-964-9|page=[https://archive.org/details/yugoslavwarsslov01thom/page/n22 21]))</ref> On 9 August 1992, Kraljević and eight staff members were assassinated by [[Croatian Defence Council]] (HVO) soldiers under the command of [[Mladen Naletilić]].((sfn|Ramet|2006|p=343)) The HOS was disbanded shortly afterwards, and absorbed by the HVO and the [[Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina]] at the beginning of the [[Croat-Bosniak War]].<ref name="The Yugoslav Wars pg 21"/> The last HOS unit was dissolved on 5 April 1993 in central Bosnia.((sfn|Shrader|2003|p=46))

==History==

===Croatia===

====((anchor|Foundation))Origin====
The [[Croatian Party of Rights]] was reestablished in Croatia on 26 February 1990, with [[Dobroslav Paraga]] president and [[Ante Paradžik]] vice-president. The Croatian civilian population began arming itself, and on 21 December 1990 the [[Serbs of Croatia]] rose up; soon, the [[Yugoslav People's Army]] combined with the insurgent Serbs and the Croatian Party of Rights considered forming its own military wing.

Although the first HOS squad was established in January, the HOS was officially founded on 25 June 1991 by Dobroslav Paraga, Ante Paradžik, Alija Šiljak and other leaders of the HSP.<ref>Croatian Party of Rights History, HOS Party Headquarters.</ref> Soon after the establishment of the HOS general staff, Paradžik became its chief. The general staff was at Starčević Center, the HSP headquarters in Zagreb. At first, the HOS was poorly armed and its soldiers used their own weapons. However, they performed well in conflicts with Serb forces and attracted the attention of Croatian public. The HSP received donations from the Croatian diaspora and HSP branches in Australia and Canada, enabling them to buy weapons and increase their membership. Not every HSP member supported a military wing, and secretary Krešimir Pavelić left the party in protest.((cn|date=April 2023))

Many HOS recruits came from the diaspora: Bosnia and Herzegovina and overseas. In addition, HOS attracted trained soldiers from abroad.

The HOS used the [[roman salute]] and wore black uniforms; its headquarters featured portraits of [[Ustaše]] leaders and its units were named after Ustaša generals. Their outward association with WWII-era fascists prompted worries to the Croatian government who feared their image would damage Croatia's international reputation. By early 1992 they were disbanded and recruited into the regular Croatian Army.<ref name="BalkanInsight">((cite news |last1=Vukobratic |first1=Nikola |title=Croatian President's Reluctant Struggle Against Fascist Symbols |url=https://balkaninsight.com/2020/05/05/croatian-presidents-reluctant-struggle-against-fascist-symbols/ |work=Balkan Insight |date=5 May 2020))</ref> 

====Battles====
At the beginning of the [[Croatian War of Independence]], the HOS consisted of about 6,000 soldiers. Although they were members of the [[Croatian National Guard]] (ZNG), they obeyed orders from HOS officers. Because of an unwritten rule that HOS members could only be members of the HSP, the HOS was considered a party paramilitary organisation. The HOS and the ZNG were involved in the [[Battle of the Barracks]] and other minor battles in Croatia. The HOS increased in popularity within the HSP, and soon the HOS were in nearly every town where the HSP was active. On 10 September 1991, Paraga and Paradžik organised a demonstration of an HOS [[company (military)|company]] for 10,000 spectators in [[Jelačić Square]]. Shortly after the demonstration, the company was involved in the [[Battle of Vukovar]] under Robert Šilić.((cn|date=April 2023))

At this time, HOS units were founded in Dalmatia. Until May 1991, Dalmatian HOS units were company-sized. In an agreement between Paraga and the [[Slovenia|Slovene]] Minister of Defence [[Janez Janša]], the units were sent to Slovenia for training. By October 1991 the unit had grown to [[battalion]] size; it was called the 9th Battalion (the Rafael "Knight" Boban Battalion) and was commanded by Jozo Radanović, president of the HSP branch in Split. This unit became one of the most popular Croatian units; in early December 1991, Radanović was promoted to colonel in the HOS.((cn|date=April 2023))

Paradžik was shot at a police checkpoint near [[Zagreb]] on 21 September 1991, in what was described by the authorities as an accident. On 23 November the Croatian government began a general mobilisation, and most HOS militiamen joined Croatian Army units. Shortly after the cease-fire in January 1992, the HOS ceased operations in Croatia.((cn|date=April 2023))

===Bosnia and Herzegovina===
[[File:Klepci 1992.jpg|thumb|alt=Large group of smiling soldiers, with arms raised|HOS soldiers in [[Čapljina]], 1992]]
The Croatian Defence Forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina had its headquarters in [[Ljubuški]] and mostly operated in the southern area of the country. Their commander was [[Blaž Kraljević]]. In the beginning of the [[Bosnian War]] they fought against the Serb forces together with the HVO and ARBiH.((sfn|Shrader|2003|p=46)) The strength of HOS forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina was estimated at up to 5000 members armed with infantry weapons.((sfn|Veselinović|2014|p=71)) They included many Bosnian Muslims in their ranks and advocated a confederation between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina,((sfn|Hewitt|1998|p=71)) frequently using the slogan "Croatia to the [[Drina]], Bosnia to the [[Adriatic Sea|Adriatic]]".((sfn|Veselinović|2014|p=71)) The HOS participated in breaking the JNA-VRS [[siege of Mostar]] in June 1992, when the HV and HVO forces pushed the Serb forces towards eastern Herzegovina.((sfn|Hewitt|1998|p=71))

Relations between the HVO and HOS eventually worsened, though HOS did not function integrally throughout the country. In the area of [[Novi Travnik]] it was closer to the HVO, while in the Mostar area there were increasingly tense relations between the HOS and the HVO.((sfn|Marijan|2004|p=270)) On 9 August Kraljević was killed in unclear circumstances at a police checkpoint in the village of Kruševo,((sfn|Shrader|2003|p=46)) by HVO soldiers under the command of [[Mladen Naletilić]].((sfn|Ramet|2006|p=343)) On 23 August 1992 HVO and HOS leaders in Herzegovina agreed to incorporate the HOS into the HVO. The remaining HOS forces were later recognised by the Sarajevo government as part of the ARBiH. The HOS forces in central Bosnia merged with the HVO in April 1993.((sfn|Shrader|2003|p=46)) Most of the Bosniaks that were members of the HOS joined the Muslim Armed Forces (MOS).((sfn|Shrader|2003|p=48))

==Symbols==
The HOS had a black flag with its emblem in the centre: a circle of triple [[Croatian interlace|wattle]] containing a chequered shield (with white first square) over a four-sided blue-and-white triple-wattle symbol; above, the inscription "HOS"; below, "HSP, ''[[Za dom spremni]]''", which was the [[Za dom spremni#Usage during World War II|Ustaše salute]] during WW2, in the [[Independent State of Croatia]].<ref name="crwflags_HOS">((cite web|year = 2008|url = http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ba%7Dhsp.html#hos|title = HOS, Croatian Defence Forces|publisher = crwflags|access-date = 11 March 2008|quote = The HOS used a black flag with the emblem in the middle, with a circle of triple-wattle within which is a chequy shield over a four-sided blue-white triple wattle (similar to the one used as Ustasha symbol, on flags of the Independent State of Croatia in World War II), above the inscription HOS, below HSP, ZA DOM SPREMNI (For Homeland. Ready!).|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20080116094846/http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ba%7Dhsp.html#hos|archive-date = 16 January 2008|url-status = dead))</ref>

HOS symbols have become a contentious issue in recent years as the popularity of its flag with the ''Za Dom Spremni'' slogan has grown with right-wing fans at sporting events and HOS veterans continue to use HOS and Ustasha insignia at public events.<ref name="BalkanInsight" /> 

== Units ==
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;"
|-
! style="width:35%;"|Name
! style="width:10%;"|Symbol
! style="width:35%;"|Headquarters
! style="width:20%;"|Commander
|-
|1st Battalion Ivan ''Vitez'' Brdar<br>(''1. bojna Ivan Vitez Brdar'')
|[[File:Patch of 1st battalion Ivan the knight Brdar.svg|75px]]
|[[Livno]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Mate Šukan
|-
|2nd Battalion Stojan Vujnović "The Serb"<br>(''2. bojna Stojan Vujnović Srbin'')
|[[File:Patch of the 2nd Battalion Stojan Vujnovic Srbin.svg|75px]]
|[[Domaljevac-Šamac|Domaljevac]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Stojan Vujnović
|-
|4th HOS Battalion <br>(''4. bojna HOS-a'')
|
|
|
|-
|6th Battalion Marijan Baotić<br>(''6. bojna Marijan Baotić'')
|
|[[Vinkovci]], Croatia
|
|-
|9th Battalion [[Rafael Boban|Rafael ''Vitez'' Boban]]<br>(''9. bojna Rafael vitez Boban'')
|[[File:Patch of Ninth battalion Rafael the knight Boban.svg|75px]]
|[[Split, Croatia|Split]], Croatia
|Marko Skejo
|-
|1st Company [[Ante Paradžik]]<br>(''1. satnija Ante Paradžik'')
|
|[[Jasenovac, Osijek-Baranja County|Jasenovac]], Croatia
|
|-
|Vukovar HOS Company<br>(''Vukovarska satnija HOS-a'')
|
|[[Vukovar]], Croatia
|Robert Šilić
|-
|13th Battalion [[Jure Francetić|Jure ''Vitez'' Francetić]]<br>(''13. bojna Jure vitez Francetić'')
|[[File:Patch of 13th battalion Jure the knight Francetić.svg|75px]]
|[[Tomislavgrad]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Ivan Mamić
|-
|The Knights<br>(''Vitezovi'')
|[[File:Patch of Vitezovi.svg|75px]]
|[[Vitez]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|101st Battalion To Drina<br>(''101. bojna Do Drine'')
|
|[[Sarajevo]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|19th Battalion ''Vitez'' Jure Francetić<br>(''19. bojna Vitez Jure Francetić'')
|
|[[Gospić]], Croatia
|Valentin Rajković
|-
|Black Wolves<br>(''Crni vukovi'')
|
|[[Kalesija]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Marked Ones<br>(''Žigosani'')
|[[File:Patch of Zigosani.svg|75px]]
|[[Novi Travnik]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Hunter Company<br>(''Satnija Lovci'')
|[[File:Patch of Lovac.svg|center|75px]]
|[[Ljubuški]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Independent Security Company<br>(''Samostalna satnija osiguranja'')
|
|[[Zagreb]], Croatia
|
|-
|Mostar HOS Battalion<br>(''Mostarska bojna HOS-a'')
|
|[[Mostar]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Ljubuški HOS Company<br>(''Ljubuška satnija HOS-a'')
|
|[[Ljubuški]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Zenica HOS Company<br>(''Zenička satnija HOS-a'')
|
|[[Zenica]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Tuzla HOS Company<br>(''Tuzlanska satnija HOS-a'')
|
|[[Tuzla]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|-
|Čapljina HOS Company<br>(''Čapljinska satnija HOS-a'')
|
|[[Čapljina]], Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Patch of the Croatian Defence Forces.svg|Standard HOS patch
Image:HOS000IX.jpg|Patch of HOS 9th battalion, 114th brigade
Image:Flag of the Republic of Croatia in 1990.svg|[[Croatian flag]] used by HOS soldiers
Image:Patch of Ninth battalion Rafael the knight Boban 2.svg|Patch of HOS 9th battalion, 4th brigade
Image:Patch of Blaz Kraljevic.svg|Rare HOS patch from Herzegovina

Image:IX RVB.jpg|HOS soldiers after the war
Image:Patch of Special purpose unit Marinko Beljo.svg|HOS-a patch from [[Prozor-Rama]]
Image:Patch of the Croatian Defence Forces for Muslims.svg|HOS patch for [[Islam in Croatia|Muslims]]
Image:Patch of the Croatian Defence Forces in BiH.svg|Patch used by some HOS soldiers in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
</gallery>

==See also==
*[[Blaž Kraljević]]
*[[Croatian Party of Rights]]

==Footnotes==
((commons category|Croatian Defence Forces))
((reflist))

==References==
((Refbegin|2))
* ((cite book|title=From Ottawa to Sarajevo: Canadian Peacekeepers in the Balkans|first=Dawn M.|last=Hewitt|publisher=Centre for International Relations, Queen's University|location=Kingston, Ontario|year=1998|isbn=978-0-88911-788-4))
*((cite journal|url=http://hrcak.srce.hr/103326?lang=en|journal=Journal of Contemporary History|publisher=Croatian Institute of History|location=Zagreb, Croatia|title=Expert Opinion: On the War Connections of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (1991–1995)|volume=36|year=2004|first=Davor|last=Marijan|pages=249–289))
* ((cite book  | last = Ramet  | first = Sabrina P.  | year = 2006  | title = The Three Yugoslavias: State-Building and Legitimation, 1918–2005  | publisher = Indiana University Press  | location = Bloomington  | isbn = 978-0-253-34656-8  | url = https://books.google.com/books?id=FTw3lEqi2-oC  ))
* ((cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=1_ceXJTw71MC|title=The Muslim-Croat Civil War in Central Bosnia: A Military History, 1992–1994|first=Charles R.|last=Shrader|publisher=[[Texas A&M University Press]]|location=College Station, Texas|year=2003|isbn=978-1-58544-261-4))
* ((cite journal|url=https://hrcak.srce.hr/126050|journal=Croatian Political Science Review|publisher=Fakultet političkih znanosti Sveučilišta u Zagrebu|location=Zagreb, Croatia|title=Obnavljanje i djelovanje Hrvatske stranke prava, 1990-1992.|trans-title=Renewal and political activism of the Croatian Party of Rights (HSP), 1990-1992|volume=51|issue=2|year=2014|first=Velimir|last=Veselinović|pages=55–87|access-date=7 January 2019))
((Refend))

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