Video with textual data (on croatian) about general information of RS on the mt.Gola Pljesevica.
That text is basically this text shown here(on english).
Also you can see the radars S-600 i S-613 in function (inside the protective radomes) and damaged radar radome with an antenna of S-600 after Cro Army operation "Storm".

Here you can see the positions of the plateaus where radars were mounted beneath protective radomes, a hardended shelters for the control cabins of the radars and room order in the 3 floor building who served for housing the personnel of this radar site.

Here is shown 3 floor reinforce-concrete building who served for housing of RS personnel.
You can see an undrground tunnel who connect that building with plateous where radars (and other equipment) were mounted.
Also you can see warning signs for mine danger who had placed Canadians.

Basement of this buliding is very suspicious area because of numerous ammo casses (empty?) scattered around.

Here you can see an underground maze of corridors and rooms with "Stationary communication node".

This underground space has, at least, 3 known entrance and our team step in through that one who is placed on the access road and tuned to Bosnian side.

Also you can see residance traces of Canadian soldiers in a form of wall painting insignia.
They were placed here 1995. , and have gone by the end of 2004.

Some kind of protective dome for radio antenas who were mounted here before.
Inside exist lattice framework with ladders and entrance in the underground part of complex .

Canadian soldiers, members of SFOR mission in Bosnia & Herzegovina, on the Mount-Peek Gola Pljesevica.
This soldiers were maintained the SFOR-s radio re-broadcasting site (RRB) which SFOR used for different ways of electronic communication.
Last 2 minutes of this video shows their base near city of Bihac.

Canadian soldiers, members of SFOR mission in Bosnia & Herzegovina, on the Mount-Peek Gola Pljesevica.
Time for fun .