Cvitan Galić [SEP] conflict
Cvitan Galić
Cvitan Galić (29 November 1909 – 6 April 1944) was a Croatian World War II fighter ace.
Galić was born in the village of Gorica near Grude in present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina. He finished grade school in the town of Sovići. In 1927 he was transferred to the Yugoslav Royal Air Force and finished its pilot academy in Mostar by 1932.
During the April War, he was in Kosor near Mostar. He flew to Sinj where he joined the newly formed Air Force of the
Golden bravery medal had monthly allowance. 
There was also Small silver medal and Bronze medal of Poglavnik Ante Pavelić for bravery which were massively awarded.
Creator of this medal is famous Croatian sculptor Ivo Kerdić.
Recipients.
Recipients Golden Medal for bravery.
Nine medals were awarded:
- Artillery Lance Sergeant Marijan Banovac
- Ustaša Captain Mijo Babić
- Ustaša Colonel Jure Francetić
- Infantry Major Juraj Bobinac
- Ustaša Major Krunoslav Devčić
- Air Force Lieutenant Cvitan Galić
- General Eduard Bona-Bunić