Slovenian Armed Forces Day marked with optimism
Ig, 15 May - Slovenian Armed Forces Day was marked at a special ceremony in Ig on Saturday remembering the day 30 years ago when Slovenian conscripts started serving exclusively in Slovenia. President Borut Pahor, the supreme commander, praised the army for professionalism, dedication and preparedness and as a military pillar of national security.
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A ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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PM Janez Janša attending a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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Slovenia's senior politicians and military officials attending a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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PM Janez Janša.
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Defence Minister Matej Tonin attending a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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Defence Minister Matej Tonin and President Borut Pahor attending a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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President Borut Pahor and PM Janez Janša attending a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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Slovenian Armed Forces.
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President Borut Pahor addressing a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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Defence Minister Matej Tonin addressing a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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Maj-Gen Robert Glavaš, the chief of the general staff, addressing a ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day.
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A ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day is held featuring President of Slovenia and Commander-in- Chief of the Armed Forces Borut Pahor, among others.
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A ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day is held featuring President of Slovenia and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Borut Pahor (right), among others.
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A ceremony marking Slovenian Armed Forces Day is held featuring senior officials.
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