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Nordic Battle Group

The Nordic Battlegroup (NBG) is one of eighteen European Union battlegroups. It consists of around 2,500 soldiers including officers, with manpower contributed from the seven participating Northern European countries, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Ireland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The military strategic command of the force is done in cooperation with any of the suitable five Operation Headquarters framework nations at the time for deployment. Before 2022, Denmark opted out of the Common Security and Defence Policy of the EU, hence all battlegroups. Norway has negotiated an opt-in to partici

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2008

The unit was ready for operations between January 2008 and June 2008.

2011

The battle group second alert period was between 1 January and 30 June 2011. This had been planned by a core of staff officers since January 2009. On the 31st of August 2009 the "Key Nucleus" of the Force Headquarters arrived in Enköping in order to establish a functional staff. During autumn 2009 the main focus has been education and internal processes. Spring 2010 was used for planning, case study and exercise Combined Joint Staff Exercise CJSE 10. Autumn 2010 is an intense exercise period with Illuminated Summer 10, Initial Effort 10 and Joint Action 10. 1 January the Nordic Battlegroup is on standby to be deployed within 10 days. All personnel shall be at their operating bases within 48 hours after the decision to launch an operation is taken.

Order of battle

The unit uses a modular organisation with a mechanised infantry battalion at its core. For NBG 2008 it was the 41. Rapid Reaction Battalion from Skaraborgs regemente and for NBG 2011 it was the 192. Core Battalion Norrbottens regemente (I19). During 2011 a framework existed for the integration of additional resources. These resources ranged from artillery, air defence, and intelligence to additional logistical support. Additional support in the form of air, naval and special forces assets would be allocated based on the operational tasks the unit was expected to perform.

Coat of arms

The unit's coat of arms, registered in 2008, is a blue escutcheon displaying a silver lion with red tongue and claws, holding in his right forepaw a sword and in his left an olive branch, both of gold. The motto is Ad omnia paratus (Latin: Prepared for anything). The lion is a national symbol common to the constituent countries of the Nordic Battlegroup except Ireland, and the sword and olive branch signify the ambition to impose peace — with or without the use of violence.

The Nordic Battlegroup's coat of arms was originally designed to incorporate heraldic elements and colours from all member nations, including "a lion that did not look Finnish, Norwegian, Estonian or Swedish."

Force

As of December 2014, the Nordic Battlegroup consisted of around 2,500 officers and soldiers:
Sweden: 1900
Finland: 60
Ireland: 170
Estonia: 50
Latvia: 150
Lithuania: 50
Norway: 50

Vehicles

Mowag Piranha (Armoured personnel carrier) Ireland
Bandvagn 309 (Personnel carrier 309) Sweden
RG 32 Galten (High Mobility Wheeled Vehicle) Sweden
RG Outrider (Armoured personnel carrier) Ireland (also known as the RG-32M Light Tactical Armoured Vehicle)
XA-203 SISU (Armoured Personnel carrier) Finland
Mercedes-Benz G-Class (Softskin jeep) Finland
XA-180 (Armoured Personnel carrier) Sweden, Finland, Estonia (XA-180EST)
Strf 9040 / CV90 (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) Sweden (Only NBG08)
Patria AMV Finland
Scania P124CB 8x8 DROPS (Demountable Rack Offload and Pickup System) Ireland

Helicopters

AgustaWestland AW109 (HKP 15)
Mil Mi-17
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk

Aircraft

JAS 39 Gripen - (Fighter aircraft)
C-130 Hercules - (Military transport aircraft)
F/A-18 Hornet - (Fighter aircraft)
Aeronautics Orbiter UAV - (Unmanned aerial vehicle)

Small arms

Ak 5 - assault rifle
Rk 95 TP - assault rifle
Steyr AUG - assault rifle
HK416 - assault rifle
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare - sniper rifle
Sako TRG-42 - Multi-purpose sniper rifle
Ksp 58 - general purpose machine gun
Ksp 90 - light machine gun (SAW)
PKM - Light machine gun
Bofors AT4 - light anti-tank weapon
NLAW - Smart anti-tank weapon
Glock 17 - Pistol
Glock 19 - Pistol
MP5 - Sub-machine gun
MP7 - Sub-machine gun

Evaluation

On October 29, 2010 the findings of an official audit by the Swedish National Audit Office was published which concluded there were fundamental weaknesses in the organization's logistics capabilities, internal cooperation and personnel supply. According to the National Auditor, Jan Landahl, the Nordic Battlegroup also suffered from inadequate control over expenditures and reporting from the Government to the Riksdag was also unsatisfactory. The audit office's report found that twi

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2008

The unit was ready for operations between January 2008 and June 2008.