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In The Center Of The City, Just Inside The Jetty, The Sponza Palace Pays Tribute To The Handfuls Of Local Boys Who Paid The Ultimate Sacrifice Defending Their Town.
Like a phoenix Dubrovnik, the Athens of the Adriatic, has risen from virtual annihilation after Slobodan Milosovic's Serbian armed forces devastated the town in 1991. 70 % of the houses suffered damage from the bombing. Even the ancient wall that surrounds the old town was pounded by the tank shelling. Yet today Dubrovnik is a tourist destination. The old city has been reconstructed. Firstclass hotels are a feature of the hillside. This gem of a city is a living commemorative to human resiliency.
In the center of the town, just inside the pier, the Sponza Palace pays tribute to the dozens of local boys who paid the ultimate sacrifice protecting their city. But twenty years ago appears like the distant past. Now pizza and ice cream stands abound. The orange roofs of times past have been replaced. Tourists from Japan, Israel, Germany and China fill the main street. And the fumes of fried fish are pervasive.
Dubrovnik is Croatia's hydra-headed metropolis. It's been devastated by visiting militaries and quakes and yet it survives, guarded by the ancient parable of Saint Blaise, who promised to defeat Ragusa's (the original name of Dubrovnik) enemies. In the past, this town was a mecca for scholars, artists and teachers. It appeared to be an ecumenical community different to other settlements in the area. As a commercial center, it captured the interest of Venetian leaders who led attacks for decades against their rivals in the south Adriatic.
The 1.6-mile wall surrounding the city is an grand architectural wonder. For aged travellers it's also a stress test. There are 335 steps going up and around this barrier. It isn't the Great Wall of China, neither is it a walk in the park. On the way are forts and historical monuments to a past that gives the present meaning. Looking down one finds roofs being mended, a sea glistening with little vessels and enclosed basketball courts. The Croats are basketball crazy.
One or two years ago Don Rumsfeld, previous secretary of defense, made reference to the two Europes : the old Western Europestolid, socialistic and lacking entrepreneurial drive, and an Eastern Europefilled with potency, and recognizing the advantage of free markets and democratic presidencies. Croatia obviously falls into the latter camp.
Dubrovnik is youthful, searching for a future that resembles the U.S. Her glory days might be behind her, but it is interesting that Gloria Gaynor has been asked to perform in the beach wonderland. America waves. Rumour has it that the Russian oligarchs have invested seriously in and around this city. It's a far better investment harbour than anywhere in Russia. Moreover, Russian oligarchs have a keen sense of smell for American capitalism, and that capitalistic fervor is active in Dubrovnik's economy.
It is too soon to state if the Dalmatian coast will be the new French Riviera. Nevertheless it is definitely not a unbelievable agenda. Dubrovnik is the center of the utopian scenario, not yet San Tropez ; not yet discovered by the flash and dash of the up to date jet set, but not yet some distance from discovery either. Always in pursuit of new destinations, the holiday maker peregrines have found Dubrovnik. My suspicion is the glitterati will be on their way.
What they're going to find is a fascinating seaside resort with an extraordinary history that awakens a desire to dig into the chapters of this passion-laden destination, writes tagza.com.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Can an Army Officer (O-3) transfer to a different branch of Military after serving his/her commitment?
I am currently an Army ROTC cadet looking to commission as 2LT in a year. I have been selected to serve as a Signal Officer in Active Duty. After serving my 3 year commitment, am I able to transfer to another branch (Air Force or Navy)? If so, what is the procedure for an Officer to transfer branches?
Answer:
you must resign your commission and apply to the branch you are interested in serving.
