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• Swedish Army (links | edit)
• Swedish Air Force (links | edit)
• Prince Bertil, Duke of Halland (links | edit)
• Comparative officer ranks of World War II (links | edit)
• Håkan Syrén (links | edit)
• Generalmajor (links | edit)
• Ranks and insignia of NATO armies officers (links | edit)
• Ranks and insignia of NATO navies' officers (links | edit)
• Ranks and insignia of NATO air forces officers (links | edit)
• Johan Hederstedt (links | edit)
• Finnish military ranks (links | edit)
• Olof Thörnell (links | edit)
• Helge Jung (links | edit)
• Carl Pontus Gahn (links | edit)
• Nils Swedlund (links | edit)
• Swedish Amphibious Corps (links | edit)
• Tony Stigsson (links | edit)
• United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (links | edit)
• Axel Rappe (links | edit)
• Bengt Nordenskiöld (links | edit)
• Stig Synnergren (links | edit)
• Owe Wiktorin (links | edit)
• Karl Engelbrektson (links | edit)
• Torsten Rapp (links | edit)
• Överste (links | edit)
• Brigadgeneral (links | edit)
• Åge Lundström (links | edit)
• Sven Colliander (links | edit)
• Michael Moore (Swedish officer) (links | edit)
• Paulus af Uhr (links | edit)
• Gösta Möller (links | edit)
• Military Academy Karlberg (links | edit)
• Gustaf Dyrssen (links | edit)
• Johan Bergenstråhle (links | edit)
• Sven-Olof Olson (links | edit)
• Military ranks of the Swedish Armed Forces (links | edit)
• Generallöjtnant (links | edit)
• Sverker Göranson (links | edit)
• Carl Eric Almgren (links | edit)
• Historical ranks of the Swedish Armed Forces (links | edit)
• Archibald Douglas (1883–1960) (links | edit)
• Henry Peyron (links | edit)
• Karl Amundson (links | edit)
• List of members of the upper house of the Riksdag, 1891 (links | edit)
• Mertil Melin (links | edit)
• Bror Munck (Swedish general) (links | edit)
• Jesper Crusebjörn (links | edit)
• Ingvar Berg (links | edit)
• Carl Årmann (links | edit)
• Major general (links | edit)