Royal Swedish Army
The Swedish Army uses a number and letter code system. The numbers are
also used in brigade numbering, but dont seem to be used for the battalions,
which retain their traditional names.
'Norrland' units are specialized for arctic warfare
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Royal Swedish Army
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Northern Joint Command (Boden, Norrbotten)
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Upper Northern Division (Boden, Norrbotten)
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Lower Northern Division (Ostersund, Jamtland)
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Norrland Supply and Transport Regiment (Solleftea, Vasternorrland)
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Central Joint Command (Strangnas, Sodermanland)
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Eastern Division (Strangnas, Sodermanland)
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Central Division (Linkoping, Ostergotland)
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Life Grenadier Brigade (IB 4?)(Infantry) (Linkoping, Ostergotland)
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Life Grenadier Regiment (I 4) (Infantry) (Linkoping, Ostergotland)
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12th Smaland Infantry Brigade (IB 12) (Infantry) (Eksjo, Jonkoping)
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Svea Artillery Regiment (A 6) (Linkoping, Ostergotland)
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Svea Supply and Transport Regiment (Linkoping, Ostergotland)
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Southern Joint Command (Kristianstad, Kristianstad)
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Southern Division (Kristianstad, Kristianstad)
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Western Division (Skovde, Skaraborg)
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Gota Supply and Transport Regiment (Skovde, Skaraborg)
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Gotland Military Command
(Visby, Gotland)
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