`You may want to remove the ``tick`` above. I have removed the Montenegrin National Army from the infobox as it is not clear that he actually took up that command. The details of the agreement are not known (according to Tomasevich, the source in the article), so while there may have been a safe-conduct agreement that included a provision that Djurisic would take up the role, the article says he did not in fact follow the agreement, cross the river and join Drljevic, but instead tried to outsmart Drljevic and the NDH forces by keeping his fighting forces south of the river. Given that a few weeks later, Drljevic was apparently involved in setting a trap for Djurisic and some of Djurisic's forces deserted to Drljevic, they could hardly have been operating any sort of unified command as envisaged in the agreement. I see that there are other sources (not used in this article) you have used for the Montenegrin National Army article. Do any of them shed any further light on the date the agreement was signed, or what Djurisic did following the signing of the agreement? I am keen to resolve this issue one way or the other.      `