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KUNGL KRIGSVETENSKAPS- AKADEMIENS Handlingar anvisningar till författare KUNGL KRIGSVETENSKAPSAKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR OCH TIDSKRIFT KUNGL Ur Svenska Krigsmanna Sällskapets Handlingar 1797 Carl Deléns Tryckeri Stockholm Författaren ansvarar för att artikel som in- KRIGSVETENSKAPS- sänds är språkgranskad och genomarbetad och sänder originalmanuskript i Word till AKADEMIENS vi gustaf adolph med Guds nåde, Sveriges, redaktionen på [email protected]. Författarens Handlingar och Tidskrift Götes och Vendes Konung, m m. Arfving till namn, adress, e-postadress, telefon- och Danmark och Norrige, Hertig till Schleswig, faxnummer an ges i mailet. Författare till NR 3/2015 Holstein, m m. inträdesanförande och årliga redo visningar Publicerad sedan 1797 bör begränsa antal tecken (inkl blanksteg) till Göre veterligt: att såsom Vi med mycket nöje högst 30 000 resp 60 000. inhämtat den berömliga omsorg, som det inrät- THE ROYAL tade Svenska Krigsmanna Sällskapet föresatt sig Vetenskapliga artiklar inom Akademiens att hafva ospard, till förbättrande och utvid- område bör innehålla 7-10 000 ord (d v s max SWEDISH ACADEMY gande af de till Krigs Vettenskapen hörande 50 000 tecken utan blanksteg = max 60 000 OF WAR SCIENCES delar, hvarigenom så väl Krigsmän, hvilka tecken med blanksteg = max 20 A4-sidor i Proceedings and Journal dels grånat under vapnen, dels jemte dessa på normal text med 12 punkter). Artikeln skall stridens bana af ära och mandom sig utmärkt, starta med ett abstract på engelska om det är NR 3/2015 som ock andre Embets- och Tjenstemän, kände en artikel skriven på skandinaviskt språk eller Published since 1797 för deras grundliga insigter, nu beflita sig, att på skandinaviskt språk om artikeln är skriven under fredens lugn bidraga till allmänt väl; på engelska. Alltså, och emedan Vi anse Oss böra ett så Bilder: Förslag till illustrationer bifogas nyttigt och hedrande företag uppmuntra; ty separat. Obs! Det räcker inte att bilderna är Conventional forces on vele Vi härmedelst icke allenast för Sällskapet inmonterade i ett word- eller powerpoint- unconventional battlefields betyga det nådiga välbehag, hvarmed Vi sådant dokument. För tryck krävs att bilderna är by Tormod Heier upptagit, utan ock försäkra Sällskapet, att bifogade som separata högupplösta bildfiler, såsom dess Höge beskyddare, detsamma med dvs minst 300 dpi. Gymnasiebetyget mest relevant Vårt nådiga hägn städse omfatta. Det alla som av Philip Niclason vederbör hafva sig hörsammeligen att efterrätta. Tips: Akademiens skrivhandbok med våra Till yttermera visso hafve Vi detta med egen skrivregler finns att hämta på hemsidan. Den osynlige angriparen i cyberrymden hand underskrifvit och med Vårt Kongl. Sigill Redaktionen språkgranskar manuskriptet och av Lars Nylén och Ingvar Åkesson bekräfta låtit. Stockholms slott den 23 Novem- åter sänder det till författaren. ber 1796. Författaren granskar redaktionens förslag till förtyd liganden etc och meddelar skriftligen eventuella synpunkter. beställning av särtryck och lösnummer Särtryck beställs hos redaktionen, efter överens kommelse om pris, med uppgift om NR 3 antal och adresser för leverans och fakture- Helårsprenumeration: ring. Lösnummer beställs hos redaktionen 400 kr (Sverige) 500 kr (Europa) eller på [email protected] som också svarar för 2015 600 kr (övriga länder) utsändning och fakturering. Lösnummer : 105 kr inkl moms WWW.KKRVA.SE issn 0023-5369 © Kungl Krigsvetenskapsakademien 2015 HT_omslag.indd 1 2015-10-18 19:26:23 anvisningar till författare KUNGL KRIGSVETENSKAPSAKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR OCH TIDSKRIFT KUNGL Ur Svenska Krigsmanna Sällskapets Handlingar 1797 Carl Deléns Tryckeri Stockholm Författaren ansvarar för att artikel som in- KRIGSVETENSKAPS- sänds är språkgranskad och genomarbetad och sänder originalmanuskript i Word till AKADEMIENS vi gustaf adolph med Guds nåde, Sveriges, redaktionen på [email protected]. Författarens Handlingar och Tidskrift Götes och Vendes Konung, m m. Arfving till namn, adress, e-postadress, telefon- och Danmark och Norrige, Hertig till Schleswig, faxnummer an ges i mailet. Författare till NR 3/2015 Holstein, m m. inträdesanförande och årliga redo visningar Publicerad sedan 1797 bör begränsa antal tecken (inkl blanksteg) till Göre veterligt: att såsom Vi med mycket nöje högst 30 000 resp 60 000. inhämtat den berömliga omsorg, som det inrät- THE ROYAL tade Svenska Krigsmanna Sällskapet föresatt sig Vetenskapliga artiklar inom Akademiens att hafva ospard, till förbättrande och utvid- område bör innehålla 7-10 000 ord (d v s max SWEDISH ACADEMY gande af de till Krigs Vettenskapen hörande 50 000 tecken utan blanksteg = max 60 000 OF WAR SCIENCES delar, hvarigenom så väl Krigsmän, hvilka tecken med blanksteg = max 20 A4-sidor i Proceedings and Journal dels grånat under vapnen, dels jemte dessa på normal text med 12 punkter). Artikeln skall stridens bana af ära och mandom sig utmärkt, starta med ett abstract på engelska om det är NR 3/2015 som ock andre Embets- och Tjenstemän, kände en artikel skriven på skandinaviskt språk eller Published since 1797 för deras grundliga insigter, nu beflita sig, att på skandinaviskt språk om artikeln är skriven under fredens lugn bidraga till allmänt väl; på engelska. Alltså, och emedan Vi anse Oss böra ett så Bilder: Förslag till illustrationer bifogas nyttigt och hedrande företag uppmuntra; ty separat. Obs! Det räcker inte att bilderna är Conventional forces on vele Vi härmedelst icke allenast för Sällskapet inmonterade i ett word- eller powerpoint- unconventional battlefields betyga det nådiga välbehag, hvarmed Vi sådant dokument. För tryck krävs att bilderna är by Tormod Heier upptagit, utan ock försäkra Sällskapet, att bifogade som separata högupplösta bildfiler, såsom dess Höge beskyddare, detsamma med dvs minst 300 dpi. Gymnasiebetyget mest relevant Vårt nådiga hägn städse omfatta. Det alla som av Philip Niclason vederbör hafva sig hörsammeligen att efterrätta. Tips: Akademiens skrivhandbok med våra Till yttermera visso hafve Vi detta med egen skrivregler finns att hämta på hemsidan. Den osynlige angriparen i cyberrymden hand underskrifvit och med Vårt Kongl. Sigill Redaktionen språkgranskar manuskriptet och av Lars Nylén och Ingvar Åkesson bekräfta låtit. Stockholms slott den 23 Novem- åter sänder det till författaren. ber 1796. Författaren granskar redaktionens förslag till förtyd liganden etc och meddelar skriftligen eventuella synpunkter. beställning av särtryck och lösnummer Särtryck beställs hos redaktionen, efter överens kommelse om pris, med uppgift om NR 3 antal och adresser för leverans och fakture- Helårsprenumeration: ring. Lösnummer beställs hos redaktionen 400 kr (Sverige) 500 kr (Europa) eller på [email protected] som också svarar för 2015 600 kr (övriga länder) utsändning och fakturering. Lösnummer : 105 kr inkl moms WWW.KKRVA.SE issn 0023-5369 © Kungl Krigsvetenskapsakademien 2015 HT_omslag.indd 1 2015-10-18 19:26:23 KKRVAS HANDLINGAR OCH TIDSKRIFT NR 3 2015 REDAKTÖR OCH ANSVARIG UTGIVARE AKADEMIENS ÄMBETSMÄN (MATERIAL TILL TIDSKRIFTEN ) Styresman Överstelöjtnant Tommy Jeppsson Generaldirektör Mikael Odenberg Bodängsvägen 23, 761 13 Riala Skeppargatan 56, 114 59 Stockholm kkrva tfn: 076-760 96 45 mobil: 070-206 14 75 e-post: [email protected] e-post: [email protected] PRENUMERATIONSÄRENDEN Andre styresman OCH ADRESSÄNDRINGAR Generalmajor Bo Waldemarsson Marie Brunnberg Skogsmyragatan 4, 749 45 Enköping mobil: 073-656 09 03 tfn: 0171-44 17 23 e-post: [email protected] mobil: 073-546 72 47 e-post: [email protected] KKrVAHT utges fyra gånger per år och prenumeration kan påbörjas när som Ständig sekreterare helst under året. Prenumerationspriset per Generalmajor Björn Anderson helår är 400 kronor (Sverige), 500 kronor Västra Finnbodavägen 7B 1 tr, (Europa), 600 kronor (övriga länder) 131 71 Nacka tfn: 076-760 96 40 Lösnummer kostar 105 kronor, äldre e-post: [email protected] nummer kostar 70 kronor och kan i mån Skrivelser adresseras till sekreteraren av tillgång beställas från redaktionen. Avgift för porto tillkommer. Andre sekreterare Bankgirokonto (pren): 760-1487 Överstelöjtnant Gunnar Magnusson Lugnets allé 69, 120 67 Stockholm Kungl Krigs ve ten skaps aka de mien tfn: 076-760 96 41 Teatergatan 3, 1 tr. 111 48 Stockholm e-post: [email protected] tfn: se resp person fax: 08-667 22 53 Skattmästare e-post: [email protected] Direktör Sven-Christer Nilsson hemsida: www.kkrva.se Utsiktsvägen 2, 266 54 Vejbystrand tfn: 0431-45 29 00 AKADEMIENS VERKSAMHET , mobil: 0708-99 66 11 HEMSIDA , LEDAMOTSÄRENDEN e-post: [email protected] Björn Anderson (för kontaktuppgifter se t h under rubrik ständig sekr) LOKALBOKNINGAR , EKONOMI , BELÖNINGAR , BIDRAG M M Gunnar Magnusson (för kontaktuppgifter se t h under rubrik andre sekr) AVDELNINGARNA AVD I (LANTKRIGSVETENSKAP ) AVD IV (MILITÄRTEKNISK VETENSKAP ) Ordförande: Ordförande: Överste Jan Mörtberg Överste Jan-Erik Lövgren Östermalmsgatan 78, 114 50 Stockholm Starrängsringen 10, 115 50 Stockholm tfn: 08-660 06 37 mobil: 070-676 31 27 mobil: 070-556 56 45 e-post: [email protected] e-post: [email protected] Sekreterare: Sekreterare: Tekn dr Magnus Ruding Överstelöjtnant Henrik Sjövall Styrmansgatan 19, 114 54 Stockholm Övre Slottsgatan 8 A, 753 10 Uppsala tfn: 08-782 41 17 tfn a: 0171-15 71 16, b: 018-12 72 82 mobil: 070-682 41 17 mobil: 073-329 34 56 e-post: [email protected] e-post: [email protected] AVD V (ANNAN VETENSKAP AV BETYDELSE FÖR RIKETS SÄKERHET OCH FÖRSVAR ) AVD II (SJÖKRIGSVETENSKAP ) Ordförande: Ordförande: Generaldirektör Marie Hafström Kommendör Bengt Lundgren Gårdsvägen 9, 182 75 Stocksund Starrängsringen
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