Commander in Chief

General Dragoljub "Cika Draza" Mihailovic

Seal of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes

Vojvoda Momcilo Djuic

With the Chetnik High Command during WW2.

Modern Chetnik Arm Patch

A WW2 Chetnik, 50 years later.

Rescued US airman, Maj. Richard Felman at Ravna Gora with the Draza Mihailovic Memorial

Capt. Lalich and Major Felman with the PRANJANI village priests in front of a memorial containing the names of the Chetniks from that area that were killed during World War II.

Chetniks and American Airmen commemorate the 54th Anniversary of Ravna Gora and the 50th Anniversary of V-E Day on the mountain top at Ravna Gora on May 13, 1995. Standing behind the man with the long stick is Capt. Nick Lalich and holding the flag is Major Richard Felman. To the left of Nick Lalich is Vojislav Mihailovich, the grandson of General Draza Mihailovich.

Rescued Airman Major Richard L. Felman with Chetnik Hat

Part of the crowd of 50,000 people who trudged up the mountain at Ravna Gora to commemorate the 54th Anniversary of the Day General Mihailovich at this spot proclaimed his resistance to the German invaders of his country. This event was especially significant as it also marked the 50th Anniversary of V-E Day and the return of the American Airmen.

Lt. Col. Charles Davis, Capt. Nick Lalich, Major Richard Felman

A new generation of Chetniks at Ravna Gora.

A tearful first meeting between Richard Felman and Misha Stefanovich from Cacak, the son of the Chetnik corporal who saved his life over 50 years ago. After the war, the Communists killed Stefanovich’s father for allegedly turning Felman over to the Germans.

Nikola Poplasen, the Former President of the Republic of Srpska (Post Dayton Bosnia) in his Chetnik garb.