Ministry of Defense (Nordic Federation): Difference between revisions
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| preceding1 = Ministry of War | | preceding1 = Ministry of War | ||
| preceding2 = Ministry of the Navy | | preceding2 = Ministry of the Navy | ||
| jurisdiction = Government of the Nordic Federation | | jurisdiction = Government of the [[Nordic Federation]] | ||
| headquarters = Gustavus Adolphus Center, Djurgården District, Stockholm | | headquarters = Gustavus Adolphus Center, Djurgården District, Stockholm | ||
| employees = 74,000 (civilian) | | employees = 74,000 (civilian) | ||
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| chief2_name = Flemming Lentfer | | chief2_name = Flemming Lentfer | ||
| chief2_position = Minister of Defense | | chief2_position = Minister of Defense | ||
|child1_agency=[[Grand Army]]|child2_agency=[[Federal Naval Service]]|child3_agency=Nordic Air Force|child4_agency=Home Guard|child5_agency=Unified Reserves|child6_agency=Ministry of Wartime Intelligence|child7_agency=Civil Defense Organization}} | | child1_agency = [[Grand Army]] | ||
| child2_agency = [[Federal Naval Service]] | |||
| child3_agency = Nordic Air Force | |||
| child4_agency = Home Guard | |||
| child5_agency = Unified Reserves | |||
| child6_agency = Ministry of Wartime Intelligence | |||
| child7_agency = Civil Defense Organization | |||
| child8_agency = Defense Development Organization | |||
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The Ministry of Defense (Swedish: ''Försvarsdepartementet'') or MoD is [[Departments of the Government of the Nordic Federation|major ministry of the Government of the Nordic Federation]]. It is responsible for implementing government policies related to national and civil defense and serves as the headquarters of the Nordic Armed Forces. | The Ministry of Defense (Swedish: ''Försvarsdepartementet'') or MoD is [[Departments of the Government of the Nordic Federation|major ministry of the Government of the Nordic Federation]]. It is responsible for implementing government policies related to national and civil defense and serves as the headquarters of the Nordic Armed Forces. | ||
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=== Military Departments === | === Military Departments === | ||
The Ministry of Defense is comprised of three top level departments, | The Ministry of Defense is comprised of three top level departments, two second level departments, two third level departments and a minor ministry. This includes: | ||
==== Top Level Departments ==== | ==== Top Level Departments ==== | ||
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The Nordic Air Force (NAF) is the air force of the Nordic Armed Forces. | The Nordic Air Force (NAF) is the air force of the Nordic Armed Forces. | ||
==== Second Level | ==== Second Level Departments ==== | ||
The Home Guard is the gendarmerie of the Nordic Federation, and is split between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. | The Home Guard is the gendarmerie of the Nordic Federation, and is split between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. | ||
The Defense Development Organization is tasked with development of new military equipment, including setting requirements, integration of systems, and funding of development. | |||
==== Minor Ministry ==== | ==== Minor Ministry ==== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:16, 10 December 2024
| Försvarsdepartementet | |
| Agency overview | |
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| Formed | 1920 |
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| Jurisdiction | Government of the Nordic Federation |
| Headquarters | Gustavus Adolphus Center, Djurgården District, Stockholm |
| Employees |
74,000 (civilian) 437,000 (active duty) 4,502,000 (Home Guard and Unified Reserves) 5,013,000 (total) |
| Annual budget | ꝅ703,719,400,000 ($92,230,500,000USD) |
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| Child agencies |
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The Ministry of Defense (Swedish: Försvarsdepartementet) or MoD is major ministry of the Government of the Nordic Federation. It is responsible for implementing government policies related to national and civil defense and serves as the headquarters of the Nordic Armed Forces.
Governance and Organization
The Ministry of Defense is governed and managed by several committees.
- The Defense Council, chaired by the Minister of Defense and formed of the Chiefs of Staff and civilian officials, serves to recommend national and civil defense options to the Grand Marshal.
- Office of the Minister of Defense, led by the Minister of Defense and including a predominantly civilian staff and is the principal staff element of the Ministry of Defense in the exercise of policy development, planning, resource management, fiscal and program evaluation and oversight, and interface and exchange with other government departments, foreign governments, and international organizations, through formal and informal processes.
Military Departments
The Ministry of Defense is comprised of three top level departments, two second level departments, two third level departments and a minor ministry. This includes:
Top Level Departments
The Grand Army (Stora Armén) is the land force of the Nordic Armed Forces.
The Federal Naval Service (FNS) is the sea force of the Nordic Armed Forces.
The Nordic Air Force (NAF) is the air force of the Nordic Armed Forces.
Second Level Departments
The Home Guard is the gendarmerie of the Nordic Federation, and is split between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The Defense Development Organization is tasked with development of new military equipment, including setting requirements, integration of systems, and funding of development.
Minor Ministry
The Ministry of Wartime Intelligence is an intelligence agency belonging to the Ministry of Defense.
Third Level Departments
The Unified Reserves is a unified reserve and mobilization system for all departments of the Ministry of Defense.
The Civil Defense Organization is a civil defense and continuation of government agency belonging to the Ministry of Defense.