Erillisjoukkoja

Erillisjoukkoja, also known as the Special Forces of Finland, is a highly trained and elite military unit within the Finnish Defence Forces. Established in 1942, the unit is responsible for conducting special operations, counter-terrorism, and unconventional warfare. Erillisjoukkoja operates under the command of the Finnish Army and is known for its expertise in various fields, including reconnaissance, sabotage, and direct action.

The unit is composed of approximately 1,000 personnel, including officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers. Members of Erillisjoukkoja undergo rigorous training, which includes physical conditioning, tactical skills, and specialized courses in areas such as demolitions, marksmanship, and survival techniques. The unit is also known for its use of advanced technology and equipment, which enhances its capabilities in conducting covert operations.

Erillisjoukkoja plays a crucial role in Finland's defense strategy, providing the country with a flexible and responsive force capable of operating in diverse and challenging environments. The unit's operations are typically conducted in support of national security interests, both domestically and internationally. Despite its elite status, Erillisjoukkoja remains committed to the principles of professionalism, discipline, and loyalty to the Finnish Defence Forces.