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Views on the Defence Committee's reports

November 11 2019|

The Academy of Military Sciences has conducted research and studies on the Swedish total defence and its future development for a number of years. The research and studies are documented in the final report of the KV21 project, A Credible Total Defence[1]. [...]

A credible total defense

2 May 2018|

Final report from the KV21 project A radical overhaul is needed within the entire total defense, military and civilian. The overall development in society, technology and our environment with more studied attack methods has [...]

The Academy's major project completed

16 apr 2018|

Under the title War Science in the 21st Century, the Academy has been working for three years on a study that encompasses future military and civil defense. The project's final conference was held on April 11-12 in [...]

Academy project nears goal

15 dec 2017|

For the past three years, the Academy has been working on the project War Science in the 21st Century (KV21). On Thursday 14 December, a release of the white paper was held, which highlights the most important messages [...]

Future-focused autumn symposium

30 October 2016|

Report from the autumn symposium October 27, 2016 by Tommy Jeppsson and David Bergman The theme of the autumn symposium was Future Military Concepts. The project manager for Kv 21, honorary member Frank Rosenius, began by saying [...]

Video recordings from the academy meeting 14 Sept.

29 sep 2016|

Opening speech by member John Rydqvist, “Strategically strong and at the same time fragile: warfare and war preparations in the regional powers of Asia and the Middle East” and a mini-seminar of sub-project 4 in KV21, “Total defense – how [...]

How can Sweden be attacked?

11 July 2016|

You can think about this in the publication "Hotet" which provides a number of examples from an expert group of eight people. Order it here »

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