Aurora 23
Aurora 23 var den största militärövningen i Sverige på 34 år, sedan Sydfront 89.[1][2] Övningen pågick mellan den 17 april och den 11 maj 2023.[3] Totalt deltog 26 000 män och kvinnor i övningen som bestod av 14 deltagande länder och som involverade samtliga stridskrafter och försvarsgrenar.[3][4] Deltagande nationer utöver Sverige var USA, Storbritannien, Danmark, Norge, Finland, Frankrike, Tyskland, Österrike, Polen, Ukraina, Estland, Lettland och Litauen.[4]
Övningsscenariet var att en främmande makt anföll Sverige den 24 april.[5]
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- (c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3
- (c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3Danska soldater i strid
- (c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3En finsk kvinnlig soldat använder sig av sin karta
- (c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3Danska soldater rycker fram i terrängen
- Ett svenskt Saab 105 flyger över Gotland
- Ett svenskt TP 84 Hercules flyger över Visby
Källor
- ^ ”Aurora 23 – största militärövningen sedan 1980-talet”. https://www.tv4play.se/program/nyheterna/aurora-23-största-militärövningen-sedan-1980-talet/20506785. Läst 17 april 2023.
- ^ ”Lista och karta: Hit kommer militärövningen Aurora 23”. Sydsvenskan. https://www.sydsvenskan.se/2023-04-17/lista-hit-kommer-militarovningen-aurora-23. Läst 17 april 2023.
- ^ [a b] Försvarsmakten. ”Aurora 23”. Försvarsmakten. https://www.forsvarsmakten.se/sv/var-verksamhet/ovningar/aurora-23/. Läst 17 april 2023.
- ^ [a b] ”Gotland ska skyddas – av Polen och England”. www.expressen.se. https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/aurora-23-gotland-ska-skyddas-av-polen-och-england/. Läst 17 april 2023.
- ^ Lindén, Tilda (17 april 2023). ”Nu inleds Aurora 23 – den största militärövningen på 30 år”. SVT Nyheter. https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/nu-borjar-aurora-23-den-storsta-militarovningen-pa-30-ar. Läst 17 april 2023.
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BAe Hawk fineses sobrevoan o aeroporto de Visby durante o exercicio Aurora 23.
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(c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3
Danish soldiers moving through woodland in search of B Comapny, during Exercise Aurora 23. British Army soldiers from B Company (Malta) 1 Mercian participate in Exercise Aurora 2023 in Sweden between the 24th of April and the 14th of May. Exercise Aurora is Sweden's largest multi-national joint exercise in over 25 years. It involves 26,000 service personnel from 14 partner nations. B Company 1 Mercian joined forces with a Finnish battalion to participate in a series of training exercises across Sweden to test the international forces' capabilities for cohesive battlefield fighting, defence and successful enemy destruction. The exercise is designed to reinforce the collected capability of all service branches and other armed forces to counter an attack on Sweden.
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A Danish soldier moves through a woodland during Exercie (sic) Aurora 23. British Army soldiers from B Company (Malta) 1 Mercian participate in Exercise Aurora 2023 in Sweden between the 24th of April and the 14th of May. Exercise Aurora is Sweden's largest multi-national joint exercise in over 25 years. It involves 26,000 service personnel from 14 partner nations. B Company 1 Mercian joined forces with a Finnish battalion to participate in a series of training exercises across Sweden to test the international forces' capabilities for cohesive battlefield fighting, defence and successful enemy destruction. The exercise is designed to reinforce the collected capability of all service branches and other armed forces to counter an attack on Sweden.
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A Danish soldier moves through a woodland during Exercie (sic) Aurora 23. British Army soldiers from B Company (Malta) 1 Mercian participate in Exercise Aurora 2023 in Sweden between the 24th of April and the 14th of May. Exercise Aurora is Sweden's largest multi-national joint exercise in over 25 years. It involves 26,000 service personnel from 14 partner nations. B Company 1 Mercian joined forces with a Finnish battalion to participate in a series of training exercises across Sweden to test the international forces' capabilities for cohesive battlefield fighting, defence and successful enemy destruction. The exercise is designed to reinforce the collected capability of all service branches and other armed forces to counter an attack on Sweden.
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Hercules da Forza Aérea Sueca aterrando no aeroporto de Visby durante o exercicio Aurora 23.
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A female Finnish soldier checking a map during Exercise Aurora 23. British Army soldiers from B Company (Malta) 1 Mercian participate in Exercise Aurora 2023 in Sweden between the 24th of April and the 14th of May. Exercise Aurora is Sweden's largest multi-national joint exercise in over 25 years. It involves 26,000 service personnel from 14 partner nations. B Company 1 Mercian joined forces with a Finnish battalion to participate in a series of training exercises across Sweden to test the international forces' capabilities for cohesive battlefield fighting, defence and successful enemy destruction. The exercise is designed to reinforce the collected capability of all service branches and other armed forces to counter an attack on Sweden.
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Saab 105 da Forza Aérea de Suecia aterrando no aeroporto de Visby durante o exercicio Aurora 23.
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Supreme Commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, Gen. Micael Bydén and Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III, tour the Swedish Visby-class corvette, HSwMS Härnösand (K33) at Musko Naval Base, Sweden, April 19, 2023. While in Sweden, Secretary Austin will discuss security-related topics of mutual interest between the two nations and speak with senior Swedish defense and government officials. From Stockholm, Secretary Austin will travel to Germany where he and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley will host the 11th meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group at Ramstein Air Base. AThey will join ministers of defense and senior military officials from nearly 50 nations from around the world to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and continue our close coordination on providing the Ukrainian people with the means necessary to protect themselves against Russia's continued aggression. (DoD photo by Chad J. McNeeley)
(c) Photo: Petty Officer Joel Rouse/UK Ministry of Defence 2023, OGL 3
A 1 MERCIAN soldier in woodland during Exercise Aurora 23. British Army soldiers from B Company (Malta) 1 Mercian participate in Exercise Aurora 2023 in Sweden between the 24th of April and the 14th of May. Exercise Aurora is Sweden's largest multi-national joint exercise in over 25 years. It involves 26,000 service personnel from 14 partner nations. B Company 1 Mercian joined forces with a Finnish battalion to participate in a series of training exercises across Sweden to test the international forces' capabilities for cohesive battlefield fighting, defence and successful enemy destruction. The exercise is designed to reinforce the collected capability of all service branches and other armed forces to counter an attack on Sweden.
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