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Memorial drawings for departed members by the second governor, Lieutenant General Gustaf Welin |
4-15 |
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Respect The chairman's statement at the KKrVA holiday meeting on November 11, 2005 by Dr. Erik Norberg |
16-18 |
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Royal Swedish Academy of Military Sciences Annual Report 2004-2005 by the Academy's Secretary Colonel 1st Lieutenant Colonel Kim Kerman |
19-32 |
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Future emergency preparedness - challenges and opportunities Speech at the KKrVA holiday gathering on November 11, 2005 by director general Ann-Louise Eksborg |
33-37 |
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The world after September 11, 2001 Annual report in Department VI on December 6, 2005 by engineer Johan Tunberger |
38-52 |
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Security policy and operational war planning 1945-1980 Introduction in department I on November 22, 2005 by Phil Mag Bengt Wallerfelt |
53-77 |
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Swedish military explosives development in modern times - from Nobel to nitrogen clusters Part II Introduction to Department IV on May 4, 1999 by Research Director Bo Janzon |
78-92 |
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RMA, NCW, EBO, Transformation��One damned thing after another. What is next?�
by Engineering Director Jan Foghelin |
92-103 |
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Warfare in big cities is a challenge for Western forces by Professor Nils Marius Rekkedal |
104-128 |
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China and the US - friends or enemies?
by Major General Kjell Nordstr�m |
129-132 |
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A warlike general
by Major General Kjell Nordstr�m |
133-136 |
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Four losers
by editor Olof Santesson |
137-139 |
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Thoughts about the war by editor Olof Santesson |
140-151 |
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Correction: The conclusion to Department II's annual report in the current issue of KKrVAHT by Commander 1st Gr. Emil Svensson |
152-153 |
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Annual register 2005 |
154-160 |
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