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| - Dragomir Jovanović, nicknamed "Dragi" by his comrades, sometimes going by the alias Vladimir Ferencina, was a Human male who fought as a mercenary pilot for various navies. Considered a talented pilot by many, Dragomir was a flying ace with 392 kills by the end of his career. He fought at the Battle of Geonosis in 22 BBY, and fought his final time in 29 ABY, at the Liberation of Coruscant from the Yuuzhan Vong. Born in 44 BBY on the Inner Rim Territories planet of Iseno, he was raised to eventually join the large army that the planet maintained due to it's military traditions. Dragomir specifically trained to serve as a combat pilot, though when he was eighteen years old, military age, in 26 BBY, Dragomir quickly joined the Republic Navy. He had no intention of staying on his homeworld, wa
- Dragomir Dragi Jovanović (July 27, 1902 in Požarevac – July 17, 1946 in Belgrade) was a Serbian politician and Axis collaborator. Jovanović finished a law degree at the University of Belgrade's Law School. He received a job as a police officer in the city. When he later uncovered an alleged Croatian plot against King Alexander I of Yugoslavia during his visit to Zagreb, he was made chief of police of Belgrade. After Alexander declared a dictatorship, Jovanović moved to an anti-communist unit. He remained in the police force up until the Second World War.
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| - Dragomir Jovanović, nicknamed "Dragi" by his comrades, sometimes going by the alias Vladimir Ferencina, was a Human male who fought as a mercenary pilot for various navies. Considered a talented pilot by many, Dragomir was a flying ace with 392 kills by the end of his career. He fought at the Battle of Geonosis in 22 BBY, and fought his final time in 29 ABY, at the Liberation of Coruscant from the Yuuzhan Vong. Born in 44 BBY on the Inner Rim Territories planet of Iseno, he was raised to eventually join the large army that the planet maintained due to it's military traditions. Dragomir specifically trained to serve as a combat pilot, though when he was eighteen years old, military age, in 26 BBY, Dragomir quickly joined the Republic Navy. He had no intention of staying on his homeworld, wanting to, in his words, "see the galaxy". He served the Galactic Republic until 23 BBY. During his three year career Dragomir attained the rank of warrant office second class and became an ace with eleven kills, which he achieved against pirates during the skirmish over Vuchelle and a fight in the Outer Rim shipping lanes. However, Dragomir often got into arguments with senior officers. His piloting skill was the only thing that kept him from being dishonorably discharged, and, to the surprise of his superiors, he got along with Jedi. However, while on leave in the Outer Rim Territories, he was approached by a Separatist recruiter. Dragomir initially refused to deal with him, but then was persuaded by the recruiter to join the CIS. During the conversation, the recruiter told him various examples of corruption within the government of the Republic. Dragomir joined the Confederate Navy, and was given the rank of group captain.
- Dragomir Dragi Jovanović (July 27, 1902 in Požarevac – July 17, 1946 in Belgrade) was a Serbian politician and Axis collaborator. Jovanović finished a law degree at the University of Belgrade's Law School. He received a job as a police officer in the city. When he later uncovered an alleged Croatian plot against King Alexander I of Yugoslavia during his visit to Zagreb, he was made chief of police of Belgrade. After Alexander declared a dictatorship, Jovanović moved to an anti-communist unit. He remained in the police force up until the Second World War. After the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's dissolution, Jovanović was declared mayor of Belgrade by Serbia's Axis-collaborating regime. For a period of time he was also in charge of the Serbian State Guard. When the Yugoslav Partisan resistance threatened the Serbian regime in 1944, Jovanović fled the nation to Karlsbad. OZNA agents later discovered him there and returned him to the new communist Yugoslavia in 1945. He was tried as part of the Belgrade Process. He was found guilty of liquidating members of the People’s Liberation Movement, operating the Banjica concentration camp, German collaboration, holding talks with Draža Mihailović and organizing a meeting between Mihailović and Serbian leader Milan Nedić. He was hanged in Belgrade on July 17, 1946.
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