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4th Naval Warfare Flotilla (Sweden)

Swedish naval unit


Swedish naval unit

FieldValue
unit_name4th Naval Warfare Flotilla
native_nameFjärde sjöstridsflottiljen
image4. sjöstridsflottiljen vapen.svg
image_size120px
dates1994–present
countrySweden
branch
sizeFlotilla
garrisonHaninge Garrison, Stockholm
garrison_labelHeadquarters
mottoPrudentia et constantia
("Thoroughness and perseverance")
march"Vivu esperanto"
commander1Capt Anna Jönsson
commander1_labelCommander

("Thoroughness and perseverance")

The 4th Naval Warfare Flotilla ( or 4. sjöstridsflj) is Swedish Navy flotilla located in the county of Stockholm, active since 1994. The flotilla is located at Haninge Garrison and shares its location with the 1st Marine Regiment.

History

The flotilla was established on 1 July 1994 as the 2nd Mine Warfare Section, following the Coastal Fleet's decision to consolidate minelayers and minesweepers into a single unit.

Following the changes introduced by the Swedish Government in the Defence Act of 2004, the flotilla was reorganized into a multi-purpose unit rather than being solely focused on mine warfare.

Organization

As of 2024, the peacetime organization of the 4th Naval Warfare Flotilla is as follows:

  • 4th Naval Warfare Flotilla
    • 4th Flotilla Staff

41st Corvette Division

  • 42nd Mine Clearance Division

  • 44th Clearance Diver Division
  • Commanders

    • 1994–1997: Christer Nordling
    • 1997–2000: Johan Fischerström
    • 2000–2003: Claes-Göran Hagström
    • 2003–2006: Lennart Bengtsson
    • 2006–2009: Jan Thörnqvist
    • 2009–2013: Jonas Wikström
    • 2013–2013: Pontus Krohn (acting)
    • 2014–2017: Ewa Skoog Haslum
    • 2017–2022: Fredrik Palmquist
    • 2022–2024: Anders Bäckström
    • 2024–2026: Martin Göth
    • 2026–present: Anna Jönsson

    Attributes

    NameTranslationFromToDesignationFromToLocationFromTo
    2. min­krigs­avdelningen2nd Mine Warfare Section1994-07-012000-06-30
    4. min­krigs­flottiljen4th Mine Warfare Flotilla2000-07-012004-12-31
    4. sjö­strids­flottiljen4th Naval Warfare Flotilla2005-01-01
    2. minkriavd1994-07-012000-06-30
    4. minkriflj2000-07-012004-12-31
    4. sjöstridsflj2005-01-01
    Berga Naval Base1994-07-012004-12-31
    Muskö Naval Base2005-01-012008-??-??
    Berga Naval Base2009-??-??

    Footnotes

    References

    Notes

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    References

    1. {{Harvnb. ''Handbok: parad 6: traditionsvård''. 2017
    2. {{harvnb. Sandberg. 2007
    3. {{harvnb. von Hofsten. Rosenius. 2009
    4. {{harvnb. Riksdagen. 2004
    5. {{harvnb. Försvarsmakten. 2024
    6. {{harvnb. Adamsson. 2014
    7. {{harvnb. Försvarsmakten. 2016
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