Hello from Sweden
Duty Honor Country
Active member
welcome to the forum larsrq.
you are definately allowed in here
. We accept members from all over the world.
SGT Doody
you are definately allowed in here
. We accept members from all over the world.SGT Doody
SleepySweeper
Active member
Velkommen 
It's good to see more Scandinavians here 8)
It's good to see more Scandinavians here 8)
USAFAUX2004
Active member
no need for apologies we're all friends
Italian Guy
Milforum Hitman
The North is taking over uh? Welcome Lars. Yeah RL nice name.
peacekeeper
Active member
Välkommen hit! Hoppas du får utlopp för dina intressen här.
(Basically for non-Swedish speakers; Welcome, I hope that you will enjoy this forum)
(Basically for non-Swedish speakers; Welcome, I hope that you will enjoy this forum)
USAFAUX2004
Active member
So whats service like in your country?
Thanks again for the welcome here.
My military carrer is a little different compared to ther Swedes.
In Sweden all men have to do military service. I did mine in the Navy as a electronics expert. I continued in the Navy, went to the academy and later served as a Chief Electronics Officer on this kind of ship
http://www.3ysflj.mil.se/photo.php?id=3782&aid=2100&oid=
I later switched over to the AirForce and worked with different radarsystems. I've been platoon leader Radarplatoon, 2IC Radarcompany and several other very technical positions.
I left the service in 99 and now work with Informationsecurity for a major swedish insurance company.
I've been in the AirForce reserve since 99 and have only b´done five days during that time. Hopefully I will do some days in uniform next year.
How it is to serve in Sweden? Well hard for me to compare, never served abroad... We don't have any regular NCO here it's the officers who do all the basic training with the soldiers. I've done mine share with drilling ad so on..
Anymore questions? Please send them to me.
My military carrer is a little different compared to ther Swedes.
In Sweden all men have to do military service. I did mine in the Navy as a electronics expert. I continued in the Navy, went to the academy and later served as a Chief Electronics Officer on this kind of ship
http://www.3ysflj.mil.se/photo.php?id=3782&aid=2100&oid=
I later switched over to the AirForce and worked with different radarsystems. I've been platoon leader Radarplatoon, 2IC Radarcompany and several other very technical positions.
I left the service in 99 and now work with Informationsecurity for a major swedish insurance company.
I've been in the AirForce reserve since 99 and have only b´done five days during that time. Hopefully I will do some days in uniform next year.
How it is to serve in Sweden? Well hard for me to compare, never served abroad... We don't have any regular NCO here it's the officers who do all the basic training with the soldiers. I've done mine share with drilling ad so on..
Anymore questions? Please send them to me.