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Armed Forces Technical School (FMTS)

Well-functioning equipment is key to an effective national defence, especially during international missions.

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Armed Forces Technical School (FMTS)

The Armed Forces Technical School, (FMTS), in Halmstad, southern Sweden, ensures that the right equipment is available when it is needed. All technical training within the Swedish Armed Forces is co-ordinated by FMTS, including training conducted by other units, schools and centres. The school also trains flight engineers, air traffic controllers and officers from other countries.