| 词条 | Ceremonial Guard Battalion |
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| unit_name = Ceremonial Guard Battalion | image = File:Defense.gov photo essay 081008-F-6655M-012.jpg | caption = Ceremonial Guard Battalion of North Macedonia | dates = July 22, 2002 | country = {{flag|Republic of Macedonia}} | allegiance = President of North Macedonia | branch = Army of the Republic of North Macedonia | type = Guard of honour |size= | role = {{bulletedlist|Military honors|Welcoming and sending off ceremonial duties|Funeral honors|Flag ceremonies|Maintains the tomb of the late President of Macedonia|Maintains the combat readiness of the unit}} | nickname = Macedonian Guard (Македонија Гарда) | command_structure= | current_commander= Lieutenant Colonel Toni Apostoloski | garrison = Ilinden, Skopje Region | patron = | motto = | march = | mascot = | battles = | anniversaries = | identification_symbol = | identification_symbol_label = Shoulder Patch }}{{Army of Macedonia}} The Ceremonial Guard Battalion (Macedonian: Церемонијален гардански баталјон, Ceremonijalen gardanski bataljon) is a military unit of the Macedonian Military. The mission of the Ceremonial Guard Battalion is to perform military honors for all events regulated by the rules of engagement in ARNM, as well as maintaining the combat readiness of the Ceremonial Guard Battalion units at the highest level.[1][2] HistoryAfter the departure of Yugoslav People Army's from Macedonia, the Ceremonial Guard Battalion became an official regiment on March 26, 1992 as part of the First Guard Brigade. On July 22, 2002 the Honour and Serving Guards Battalion functioned as the main guard of honour. On March 1, 2006 it functioned as the Honour and Serving Battalion. It has been officially Ceremonial Guard Battalion since April 1, 2012.[3][4] Strucutre
Military BandThe Military Band (Macedonian: Воениот оркестар) is a professional and unique unit inside the battalion, engaging in its duties by performing at significant protocol events organized by the army ad the federal government. It was founded in 1944 in the village of Bitola, as part of the 7th Macedonian Drill Brigade. After the creation of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY), the band worked in the ranks of the Third Army Area of the Yugoslav People's Army, based in Skopje. After independence, the band was reformed to represent the ARM in its entirety, acting as a musical ambassador.[5] UniformThe Macedonian Ministry of Defence designed [https://archive.today/20130216213941/http://www.taratur.com/data/Kul/Taratur.com_Nezavisnost_spektakl3.jpg new uniforms] for the battalion in 2010. The new uniform is based on the uniform of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO) and specifically the uniform of Bulgarian revolutionary Ilyo Voyvoda who served in the Bulgarian Legion in the mid-19th century.[6][7][8][9] See also
References1. ^http://www.arm.mil.mk/en_bp_index.html {{Commons category-inline|Ceremonial Guard Battalion}}2. ^http://morm.gov.mk/?shtit=баталјон-за-почести&lang=mk 3. ^http://www.arm.mil.mk/baza/edinici/bp/en_bp_istorija.html 4. ^http://javno.mk/pretsedatelskata-garda-na-republika-makedonija/ 5. ^http://www.arm.mil.mk/bataljon-za-pochesti/voeniot-orkestar-na-arm-na-koncert-pretstavi-novi-chekornici/ 6. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.kroraina.com/knigi/en/mm/mm_2.htm|title=For freedom and perfection. The Life of Yané Sandansky |first=Mercia |last=MacDermott |authorlink=Mercia MacDermott |publisher=Journeyman |location=London |date=1988 |page=21}} 7. ^Ethnic rivalry and the quest for Macedonia, 1870-1913, Vemund Aarbakke, East European Monographs, 2003, p. 56, {{ISBN|0-88033-527-0}} 8. ^Freedom or death, the life of Gotsé Delchev, Mercia MacDermott, Journeyman Press, 1978, p. 39, p 54. {{ISBN|0-904526-32-1}} 9. ^Презентирани нови гардиски униформи- микс на Армани и дедо Иљо Малешевски; accessed 8 July 2015.{{mk icon}} 3 : Military units and formations of North Macedonia|Military units and formations established in 2002|Honour guards |
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