As far as his combat duty is concerned he doesnt appear in this list...Orlov wrote:
This information is more known, but I would like recognize his combat duty, action against Israelian or who else service with Dukovac in first Arab-Israeli war? I know this is after IIWW, but this place wil better for understanding Croatian (NDH) acticity in Middle East...
bestreg
Orlov
http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_272.shtml
and there arent any T-6 on this one...
http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_255.shtml
so, while this data leaves quite a lot to be desired, I am willing to assume his service was fairly uneventfull.
Dukovac effectively escaped from both repressive systems that fate saw fit to submerge both him and the Croatian nation in. I dont really see what his involvement in the Middle East have to do with one of those regimes (NDH).
As far as i know there was no documented organised croatian activity on a larger scale in the middle east.
But then there is this article(in Croatian), published in the daily paper Vecernji list
http://www.vecernji-list.hr/newsroom/ne ... 9/index.do
The reporter doesnt really seem to be acquainted with the historical period, and is prone to "N.T." exageration, but it's an interesting story to read nontheless. Anyway, a 13. SS Division veteran says that he went to fight for Syria after serving some time in another SS unit on the eastern front and being interned in Grotaglia, Italy after the war. He claims that once there he encountered an entire division (!) sent by Tito under leadership of Fuad Šefkobegović.
Everything mentioned aside, I would more than welcome any serious project for research of croatian participants in post-WW2 conflicts, especially A-I conflicts, Korean War and Indo-China wars (French foreign legion).
regards...