Malev was the national airline of which European country from 1946 to 2012?
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Malev (military unit) "malevs"; however, some brigades are classified as a separate brigade and operate independently from the traditional division structure. A "malev"'s commanding officer is commonly a major or colonel. A modern "malev" is typically composed of three to five companies or battalions, depending on the area and available manpower of a given county. Each "malev" can operate independently on a battlefield encompassing an area of 10 x 15 kilometres. Malev (military unit) A malev is an Estonian military unit led by a senior officer that is subordinate to an infantry division. The term: "malev" is historical; it was originally based on