Training units, Schools and Centres

Swedish submarines’ sophisticated equipment, and their ability to travel undetected, makes them a unique resource for the Swedish Armed Forces.

The 4th Naval Warfare Flotilla is tasked with a variety of roles including mine sweeping, submarine hunting and naval and airspace surveillance.

The capacity to monitor airspace, detect threats and repel such threats with ground-to-air missiles are the Air Defence Regiment’s key...

The Air Combat Training School is the Air Force’s joint centre of excellence for development and training.

Together with 1st Marine Regiment, Älvsborg Marine Regiment is a part of the navy whose area of operations includes littoral areas, estuaries,...

The preservation of human dignity lies at the heart of the work of the Armed Forces Centre for Defence Medicine.

Communication has always been important for the military, but it has never placed such demanding requirements in terms of technical competence as it...

The Armed Forces’ helicopter fleet provides Sweden with a vital degree of mobility and flexibility – a valuable resource in rescue, transport and...

The Armed Forces Human Resources Centre, (FM HRC), provides Swedish Armed Forces commanders and other members of the service with HR support in a...

The Armed Forces Intelligence and Security Centre, (FMUNDSÄKC), is a joint function and competence centre.

A fully functioning logistics service is critical for Armed Forces units to complete their missions, making the role of Armed Forces Logistics,...

Well-functioning equipment is key to an effective national defence, especially during international missions. The Armed Forces Technical School,...

The Artillery Regiment is responsible for the Swedish Armed Forces' capacity to deliver indirect fire support.

With a number of JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft on permanent alert, the Blekinge Wing plays a critical role in protecting Swedish airspace and...

Dalarna Regiment is one of the new regiments, decided upon by the Swedish parliament in Defence Resolution 20.

Göta Engineers is responsible for two engineering battalions and a Home Guard battalion, all of which are part of the Swedish Armed Forces’...

Gotland regiment was established on January 1, 2018 and will grow with both staff and capacity during the upcoming years.

The Guards Regiment is the Swedish Armed Forces' largest unit, and is tasked with a large number of diverse responsibilities running from ceremonial...

Wherever the Armed Forces are active – on land, at sea, or in the air – the Command and Control Regiment plays a vital support role.

The centre serves as a hub for the combined expertise of the entire Army to develop capabilities and train individuals and response units in armed...

The Life Regiment Hussars trains units that are fast, mobile and powerful – and ready for national and international missions at short notice.

The Logistic Regiment plays a vital role in the Armed Forces, ensuring that combat units receive the support they need to carry out their duties in...

The Military Academy in Halmstad specialises in a number of courses designed to create a common understanding for the Armed Forces’ various tasks and...

Karlberg has a long history as a military training centre, dating back to the 1700s. Today, the Military Academy Karlberg is a vibrant academic hub,...

The national CBRN Defence Centre is the Swedish Armed Forces’ knowledge centre for protection against chemical, biological, radiation and nuclear...

The National Home Guard Combat School’s primary roles are training, co-ordination and development, combining skills from across the Armed Forces.

Naval Base personnel maintain a constant and comprehensive watch over Sweden’s territorial waters.

Based in Karlskrona, southern Sweden, the Naval Warfare Centre is responsible for the majority of all naval training in the Swedish Armed Forces.

The Norrbotten Regiment – one of Sweden’s largest – is equipped with powerful armoured vehicles and fast, highly mobile rangers.

The Norrbotten Wing has one of the world’s largest flight training areas at its disposal, where Swedish and foreign air forces regularly conduct...

Norrland Dragoon Regiment is one of the new regiments in Sweden, with a long and rich past.

The Skaraborg regiment trains, produces and develops combat units for ground operations that serve on missions in Sweden and abroad.

All Gripen pilots – including those serving with foreign air forces – are trained at the Skaraborg Wing, which is also a hub for Sweden’s military...

The South Skåne regiment trains soldiers in armoured vehicle ground combat.

The Special Operations Task Group is a core unit of the Sweden’s special forces, providing unique and unconventional capabilities to achieve strategic...

The 1st Marine Regiment forms a vital link between Sweden's naval and army forces.

SWEDEC contributes to increased safety and efficiency by delivering high-quality, accurate information and training. SWEDEC provides both technical...

The Third Naval Warfare Flotilla is a rapid reaction unit able to conduct missions on or under water.

Uppland Wing F 16 is located at Uppsala Garrison north of central Uppsala.

Västernorrland Regiment with Jämtland Ranger Corps (I 21) is one of Sweden’s new regiments, although with a long history in Västernorrland and...