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The Norwegian Armed Forces
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Leadership
Reitan Norwegian Joint Headquarters (NJHQ)Air Force Staff
Bergen Navy Staff Oslo
Ministry of Defence (MOD)Defence StaffNorwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) Staff, NDLO Procurement StaffThe Norwegian Intelligence Service (NDMS)Norwegian Defence University College (NDUC)
• Ministry of Defence• The Norwegian Armed Forces
BardufossArmy Staff
SessvollmoenNorwegian Defence Medical Service Staff (NDMS)
Jørstadmoen Norwegian Cyber Force Staff
TerningmoenHome Guard Staff
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Main Priorities - Army
• A better Army with a robust brigade structure
• Increased flexibility and availability
• More specialized personnel
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Brigade North: – Brigade command– 2 mechanised battalions– 1 light armored battalion– Intelligence battalion– Signal battalion– Artillery battalion– Engineer battalion– Logistics battalion– Medical battalion– MP-company
• His Majesty The King's Guard• The Border Guard• Norwegian Special Forces
Command/Norwegian Army Special Operations Command
• Logistic base, land
HøybuktmoenThe Border Guard
SetermoenMechanised battalionArtillery battalionMedical battalionIntelligence battalion
BardufossArmy StaffBrigade North staffMP CompanySignal battalionLogistics battalion
SkjoldEngineer battalionLight armored battalion
LinderudParts of Army StaffMilitary Academy
HusebyHM The King’s Guard
TerningmoenParts of Army StaffParts of Army Weapons SchoolArmed Forces Winter Warfare SchoolHM The King’s Guard Training School
RenaSupport Staff SouthMechanised battalionCSS/HRFENG/HRFMED/HRFMP/HRSTheatre Enabling ForceArmy Ranger Command Parts of Army Weapons SchoolArmy Officer Candidate School
SessvollmoenNorwegian Defence Logistics Training Centre
Army
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Main Priorities - Navy
• A modern and efficient structure
• Operational presence
• A continued modernization of the Navy
• A strengthened Coast Guard
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Bergen/HaakonsvernNavy StaffNorwegian Fleet CommandNaval Rangers CommandNaval AcademyNaval Training EstablishmentNavy Officer Candidate School
MadlaBasic Training Establishment
SortlandCoast Guard Command
TrondenesCoastal Rangers Command
RamsundNaval Special Forces Training Site
Norwegian Fleet Command• 1 tactical maritime command • 6 corvettes (Skjold Class)• 5 frigates (Fridtjof Nansen
Class) w/NH-90 helicopters• 3 + 3 minehunters/-sweepers
(Oksoy/Alta Class)• 6 submarines (Ula Class) • Coastal Rangers Command• Mine Clearance Diving
Command• Naval Special Forces
Commando• Logistics and support vessel• Logistic base, sea
Coast Guard:• 9 vessels for Outer Coast
Guard (4 w/NH-90 helicopters)• 6 vessels for Inner Coast
Guard
Navy
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Main Priorities – Air Force
• Procurement of new combat aircrafts
• Establishment of new base structure
• Upholding sovereignty, strengthen presence and operational capability
• Uphold the spectrum of capabilities
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Air Force
Andøya Air Station333 sqn
Bardufoss Air Station•334 sqn•337 sqn•339 sqn•Air Force Pilot School
Station Group Banak
Sørreisa Air Defence Control and Reporting CentreAir Reporting School
TrondheimAir Force Academy
Bodø Main Air Station* 331 sqn332 sqn
Ørland Air Station 331 sqn 332 sqn Air Defence Base set NEWC
Ørland Air Station 331 sqn 332 sqn Air Defence Base set NEWC
Rygge Air Station717 sqn720 sqnAir Force Training InspectorateAir Operations Inspectorate
Gardermoen Air Station335 sqn717 sqn
MågerøAir Defence Control and Reporting Centre
MadlaBasic Training Establishment
Detachment SAR (330 sqn): -Banak -Bodø-Ørland-Sola -Rygge -Florø
KjevikAir Force Education Centre
• Air Force Operations Center
• Air Defence Control and Reporting Centre
• 57 F-16 and (forthcoming) up to 52 F-35 aircraft
• 18 transport helicopters (Bell 412)
• 6 maritime surveillance aircraft (P-3 C/N)
• 3 EW/VIP aircraft• 4 transport aircraft
(C-130J)• NASAMS Air Defence • Base set• Logistic base, air • 14 maritime helicopters
(NH-90) • 12 Search and Rescue
helicopters (Sea King)
Evenes Forward base of operation(Including QRA)
ReitanAir Force Operations CenterAir Force StaffAir Force Training InspectorateAir Operations Inspectorate
Ørland Main Air Station 338 sqn
Ørland Main Air Station 338 sqn
RyggeDetachment -Bell 412
HaakonsvernDetachment NH-90
HaakonsvernDetachment NH-90
Norwegian Ministry of DefenceMain Priorities – The Home Guard
• Quality training and education
• Responsiveness and sustainability
• Focus on security and protection of infrastructure
• Rooted in society
Norwegian Ministry of DefenceThe Home Guard
Bjerkvik District Staff – No. 16
DrevjamoenDistrict Staff - No. 14
TrondenesNaval Home Guard Unit
PorsangmoenDistrict Staff - No. 17Home Guard Officer Candidate School
TerningmoenHome Guard Staff District Staff - No. 05
DombåsHome Guard Education and Competence Centre
Setnesmoen District Staff - No. 11
Værnes District Staff - No. 12
Lutvann District Staff - No. 02
Heistadmoen District Staff - No. 03
Bergenhus District Staff - No. 09
Haakonsvern Naval Home Guard Command
Vatneleiren District Staff - No. 08
RyggeDistrict Staff - No. 01
• 45 000 officers and personnel, organised in:
• Intervention forces – 3 000.• Area structure – 42 000.
• 11 Territorial District Staffs
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Main Priorities – Joint Assets
• Responsiveness, sustainability and deployability
• Strengthen the defense against cyber threats
• Increased adaptability
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Joint Assets
Harstad The Armed Forces’ Band NorthNDSPO
TrondheimThe Norwegian Air force’s band
Bergen NDAOThe Armed Forces’ Band West NDLO Naval Systems
HortenThe Royal Norwegian Navy Band
SessvollmoenNDMS
OsloNDLO StaffArmed Forces‘ Department for Culture and traditionNorwegian Intelligence ServiceNorwegian Defence University College
KolsåsNDLO Land SystemsNDLO General MaterielNDLO CIS
JørstadmoenNorwegian Cyber Force
KjellerNDLO SupplyNDLO Maintenance NDLO Air Systems
PorsangmoenAllied Training Centre
(Åsegarden, Evenes)
HamarNSA
• The Norwegian Intelligence Service
• The Norwegian Defence Medical Service (NDMS)
• The Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO)
• Allied Training Centre• Norwegian Cyber Force• Armed Forces´
Department for Culture and Tradition
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
The Armed Forces´ Operational Structure
ArmyBrigade North:
– Brigade command– 2 mechanised
battalions– 1 light armored
battalion– Intelligence battalion– Signal battalion– Artillery battalion– Engineer battalion– Logistics battalion– Medical battalion– MP-company
• HM The King’s Guard• The Border Guard• Norwegian Special Forces
Command/Norwegian Army Special Operations Command
• Logistic base, land
NavyNorwegian Fleet Command• 1 tactical maritime command • 6 corvettes (Skjold Class)• 5 frigates (Fridtjof Nansen
Class) w/NH-90 helicopters• 3 + 3 minehunters/-sweepers
(Oksoy/Alta Class)• 6 submarines (Ula Class) • Coastal Rangers Command• Mine Clearance Diving
Command• Naval Special Forces
Commando• Logistics and support vessel• Logistic base, sea
Coast Guard:• 9 vessels for Outer Coast
Guard (4 w/NH-90 helicopters)
• 6 vessels for Inner Coast Guard
Air Force• Air Force Operations Center• Air Defence Control and
Reporting Centre• 57 F-16 and (forthcoming) up
to 52 F-35 aircraft • 18 transport helicopters
(Bell 412)• 6 maritime surveillance
aircraft (P-3 C/N)• 3 EW/VIP aircraft• 4 transport aircraft
(C-130J)• NASAMS Air Defence • Base set• Logistic base, air • 14 maritime helicopters
(NH-90) • 12 Search and Rescue
helicopters (Sea King)
Home Guard• 45 000 officers and
personnel, organised in:• Intervention forces –
3 000.• Area structure –
42 000.• 11 Territorial District Staffs
Joint assets• The Norwegian Intelligence Service• Norwegian Joint Headquarters• The Norwegian Defence Logistics org.:
- Host Nation Support Battalion- Strategic air and sea transport
capacity - Stationary logistic and support
• Joint Logistics Support Group• The Norwegian Defence Medical Service• Norwegian Defence Information
Infrastructure:- Capacity for deployable
communication and information- Military communications satellite
• Joint NATO Air and Ground Surveillance
• Joint logistic base*• Transport control unit• Air terminal unit• Harbor and railway terminal unit• Joint water purification unit• Explosive clearance unit• Military police unit• Joint land transport unit
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Joint Assets in NATO - Europe
NATO Air Base GeilenkirchenAWACS – Airborne Air Surveillance
Naval Air Station SigonellaAGS – Airborne Ground Surveillance
Ørland Main Air StationForward Operating Location
Ulsnes , StavangerFORACS
Eindhoven Air BaseMCCE – Strategic air and sea transport
Pápa Air BaseHAW - SAC
Andre elementer:• ALTBMD• NRF
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
NATO´s Command Structure in Europe
Ramstein, TysklandAir Command
Napoli, ItaliaJoint Force Headquarters
Brunssum, NederlandJoint Force Headquarters
SHAPE - Mons, BelgiaCIS Group
Northwood, UKMaritime Command
Izmir, TyrkiaLand Command
Allied Command Operations
Allied Command Transformation
Poggio Renatico, ItaliaAir Entities: DACCC
Uedem, TysklandAir Entities: CAOC
Torrejon, SpaniaAir Entities, CAOC
Bydgoszcx, PolenJoint Forces Training Center
Stavanger, NorgeJoint Warfare Centre
Monsanto, PortugalJoint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
Norwegian Personnel in International Operations as at 19.12.11
England (2011-)NORTHWOOD, no.: 2
Kosovo (1999-)KFOR, no.: 3UNMIK, no.: 1
Bosnia-Herzegovina (2005-)NHQ Sarajevo, no.: 1
Italy (Mar.–Oct. 2011)OUP, no.: 7
Crete (Mar.-Aug. 2011)OUP, no.: 101
Sinai (1982-)MFO, no.: 3
South Sudan (2005-)UNIMISS, no.: 11
Congo (1960/64-)MONUC/MONUSCO: no.: 1
Middle East (1956-)UNTSO, no.:12
The Seychelles (Sept.-Dec 2011)OCEAN SHIELD, no.: 39
Afghanistan (2001)ISAF/NSE/NCC, no.: 535
Afghanistan (2007)UNAMA, no.: 1
Northern Europe (July-Dec. 2011)SNMCMG1, no.: 34
Norwegian Ministry of Defence
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