Serbs, Montenegrin's, and Yugoslavs where by some opinion over represented in the officer corps but that was still in accordance with cited constitution. JNA according by some opinions in 1980 was dominated by Serbs, including the chief of the armed forces, minister of defense and secretary of the LCY in the JNA. Nobody was preventing anyone in Yugoslavia to become YPA officer in accordance to law "Zakon o vojnim školama i naučnoistraživačkim ustanovama Jugoslovenske narodne armije" that had no exclusions clause. Proportional presentations was to be between republics and autonomous provinces according to cited part of constitution and not between nations. Military schools in Yugoslavia in accordance with law about military schools where built in all Yugoslavia Republics. In Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Croatia military schools together possessed 38.391 annual capacity or 50.54% of total compared to Republic of Serbia which had 30.843 capacity for educating military personnel that constituted about 40.62% of total capacity and rest was among other republics.