luftvärnsbatterier
Luftvärnsbatterier were anti-aircraft artillery units of the Swedish Army during the early 20th century. The term "luftvärnsbatterier" is Swedish, translating to "anti-air defense batteries". These units were responsible for defending against aerial attacks on Swedish territory, particularly during times of war.
Luftvärnsbatterier were typically equipped with anti-aircraft artillery pieces such as the Bofors 25 mm automatic cannon,
The Swedish Army established the first luftvärnsbatterier in the 1920s, in response to the growing threat of
During World War II, the luftvärnsbatterier played a significant role in defending Swedish airspace against potential
The luftvärnsbatterier continued to operate in Sweden until the mid-20th century, when the threat of manned