Peter Nikic is a British soldier, a General in the Royal Guard and fluent in Albanian, Croatian and Serbian. He is the commander of the 2nd Regiment. He began his career as a reservist and joined the Royal Guard in 1979. In 1983, he was conscripted again, becoming a lieutenant. In 1990, he was a reservist again. Nikic is married to Karmela Loncar, who is also serving in the Royal Guard.
He is a member of the Royal Guard
Peter Nikic was a Serbian soldier and a member of the Royal Guard. He rose to prominence during the liberation wars and led the Second Army. He was awarded the title of Marshal following the battle of Cer in 1914, the first major victory for the Allies in the First World War. He also led breakthroughs at the Salonika front and Dobro polje in 1918. In 1930, he was made an honorary Citizen of Krusevac.
Nikic, a member of the Royal Guard, was born in Zagreb. His father served in the First Balkan War and was the commander of the 2nd Regiment. Nikic’s career began as a reservist. In 1975, he moved to Brunant, and in 1979 he was conscripted into the Royal Guard. In 1983, he was promoted to lieutenant. In 1990, he became a reservist again. In 1993, he married Karmela Loncar, a fellow member of the Royal Guard.
