Staff was Božidar Janković. Units included: Pljevlja Division The Pljevlja Division was commanded by Brigadier Luka Gojnić. The division was made up of 10 battalions. It had around 6,000 soldiers and patrolled the area east from Pljevlja. Herzegovina Detachment The Herzegovina Detachment was commanded by Serdar (Count) Janko Vukotić. The detachment was made up of 15 battalions. It had around 15,000 soldiers, and patrolled the border with Herzegovina. Lovćen Detachment The Lovćen Detachment was commanded by divizijar Mitar Martinović. The detachment was made up of 18 battalions. It had around 8,000 soldiers, and patrolled the areas of Lovćen and Sutorman. Old Serbia' Detachment The 'Old Serbia' Detachment was commanded by Brigadier Radomir Vešović. The detachment was made up of 13 battalions. It had around 6,000 soldiers and secured the Albanian border. Uniforms Most soldiers of the Montenegrin army had no uniforms. At mobilization, the soldiers were issued with a rifle and a badge to put on the cap. Both soldiers and officers in the reserve wore national costume. The badges in the caps had different designs depending on the rank of the wearer. Ranks and Badges All Montenegrins between 18 and 62 years were conscripts. Recruitment was done three times a year, and the recruits are in peacetime had to have at least 25 years. Officer ranks were: potporučnik, poručnik, kapetan, komandir, brigadir, divizijar NCO ranks were: desečar, donarednik, narednik Ceremonial ranks were: serdar, vojvoda Peacekeeping operations Montenegro participates in peace operations under the NATO and UN auspices as military troops and observers. Minister of Defense said that 85 soldiers are trained for international missions. Montenegrin soldiers are trained by the German Bundeswehr. Montenegro sent 45 troops and medical personnel to the ISAF mission in Afghanistan and later took part in the Resolute Support Mission. Montenegro also participates in UN peacekeeping missions in Liberia, UNMIL, Cyprus, UNFICYP as military observers and Somalia, EU-NAVFOR. Equipment Ground Army Navy Air Force Gallery See also Law enforcement in Montenegro List of wars involving Montenegro References External links Official Website (Montenegrin) Montenegro in NATO (Montenegrin) "Europe’s Newest State Trims the Army" (DefenseNews.com) "Appointment of the Acting Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Montenegro" (Website of the President of Montenegro) Montenegrin Armed Forces / Vojska Crne Gore – VCG Perspective of the Military of Montenegro, in English Montenegrin Armed Forces before 1918 / Vojska Crne Gore prije 1918 Debate on NATO in