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The Swedish Armed Forces, Cism and the Air Defence Regiment Welcomes You to Halmstad THE SWEDISH ARMED FORCES, CISM AND THE AIR DEFENCE REGIMENT WELCOMES YOU TO HALMSTAD 8-15 AUGUST 2016 - HALMSTAD - SWEDEN ”FRIENDSHIP THROUGH SPORT” Welcome to Halmstad and the 48th World Military Lifesaving Championship! In this pamphlet you will find most of the important information needed about the World Military Lifesaving Championship 2016 in Sweden, such as maps, information about specific rules, timetable etc. In case you don’t find what you are looking for, please contact Information Point, which is open every morning and evening and which is situated on the second floor in the restaurant building. 2 Welcome Patron of the Competition 4 Commander of the ADR and Halmstad Garrison 5 The Air Defence Regiment and our core values 6 WMLC 2016 Organization 7 Participating Nations 8 Day-by-day programme 9 General Information Map of the city of Halmstad 12 Map of the Air Defence Regiment area 13 Information Point 14 Communication 14 Accommodation 15 Regulations for using the barracks 15 Security information 16 Medical care 17 CISM club 18 Dining 18 Menu 19 Transportation 20 Meetings & Ceremonies Preliminary meeting 22 Technical meeting 22 Opening ceremony 22 Welcoming reception 23 Prize giving ceremony 23 Regiment dinner and gift exchange 24 Closing ceremony, Banquet 24 Competition information Lifesaving Pool events 26 Lifesaving Beach events 27 Referees 27 Partners 28 3 DEAR MILITARY SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN! Lifesaving in the water - Something that is of highest importance for everyone to know in case of an emergency at sea. There are people who doesn’t know what to do and how to act, if an emergency situation involving lifesaving in water, occur. At the other end of the scale there are a few skillful men and women who are perfectly educated and well trained in the honorable art of saving the life of a victim in a distress situation in the water. During seven days, in August, some of the world’s most skilled men and women, from eleven nations, will be gathered in Halmstad to compete and to determine who would be the best companion to have, if you encounter an emergency situation and require assistance in the water. Sweden is very proud to arrange, for the first time, this years Lifesaving champion- ship in the waters outside the beautiful town Halmstad. This is famous grounds for Swedish lifesavers education and work. The beaches in the area are very popular and lifesavers at work are essential. As the Chief of Staff Swedish Navy, I take great pleasure in being patron of the Lifesaving Championship 2016. My hope is that it will be an appreciated and decisive competition. I welcome you all and wish you the best of luck in the competition. I also hope you will all take the opportunity to follow the device of the International Military Sport Council; “Friendship through sport!” Rear Admiral Jens Nykvist Patron of the Lifesaving Championship 2016 4 CONTESTANTS AND LEADERS A warm welcome to Halmstad and World Military Lifesaving Championship. A total of over 1000 people are employed within Halmstad garrison at the various schools and units, making Halmstad one of the largest garrisons in Sweden. Included herein are the Air Defence Regiment, The Armed Forces Technical School, the Military Academy Halmstad. Parts of the Armed Forces Logistics Centre, the Armed Forces Intelligence and Security Centre and the Air Combat Training School are based here. The different sections have a well org- anised and functional system achieving maximum efficiency through cooperation, problem solving and best use of the resources available in the garrison. The teaching resources cover a wide range of courses from Basic Military Training to academic and advanced technical courses. In addition to our own resources, good use is made of the specialised services available within the civilian faculties in Halmstad, including the university, municipal departments such as fire and medical services and various companies amongst others. The garrison is situated close to the town centre and green areas. Within the locality are three modern military exercise areas for both theoretical and practical military training. These provide all the facilities needed to train soldiers in advanced mobile and anti-aircraft warfare as well as basic combat training. We have tried to create the best conditions for you so that this World Military Life- saving Championship will be fair, challenging and a great sports festival. Once again, welcome. Colonel Anders Svensson Commanding officer Air Defence Regiment and Halmstad Garrison 5 THE AIR DEFENCE REGIMENT (ADR) The Air Defence Regiment is an Army unit, but also has a vital role in the nation’s air defence, tasked with moni- toring swedish air space, detecting airborne threats and protecting vital objects and organisations from air attack. The two Air Defence Battalions within the national Armed Forces are trained and held in readiness within the fields of intelligence gathering through radar surveillance, com- bat control, logistics and defence against attack from the air using anti-aircraft missile systems. The ADR is on permanent stand-by for both national and international service and is responsible for organizing and training units for overseas operations. Officers and cadets in the Regiment are trained at the Air Defence Combat School (LvSS), which together with Hallandsgruppen (the Home Guard, Halland), are part of the ADR. CORE VALUES OF THE SWEDISH ARMED FORCES From the Swedish Armed Forces Code of Conduct: ”As a representative of the Swedish Armed Forces, I live the values we defend: justice, equity and human equality. This will be reflected in my performance and our activities. I can therefore act respectfully in different cultural and social situations.” 6 WMLC 2016 ORGANIZATION President of the organizing committee Col Anders Svensson Chairman of the organizing committee Lt Col Lars Lindén Sports director Mr Jesper Lindberg Coordinator PFC Ida Nylander Logistics Maj Fredrik Morén Ceremonies RSM Per Ljungnér Liasion officers Maj Magnus Möller Media Mr Carl Sjöstrand Medical RN Marianne Hagslätt Security Mr David Malmberg VIP Maj Roger Djupsjö Official CISM Representative Col Dirk Schwede President of CISM sports committee Lt Col Heiko Wömpener Chief of the Swedish delegation to CISM Lt Col Lars Gerhardsson 7 PARTICIPATING NATIONS 1. Germany 2. Brazil 3. Canada 4. China 5. Spain 6. Ireland 7. Netherlands 8. Russia 9. Switzerland 10. Turkey 11. Sweden 8 DAY-BY-DAY PROGRAMME Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Arrival day 06.30-08.00 Breakfast 09.00 Preliminary meeting 11.15 Lunch ADR (Chief of mission/Team captain) 09.00 Bus to Tylösand Beach for recon Training possibilities, Halmstad Arena (Athletes) Indoor 25 m pool 10.00 Technical meeting Note: This is not the competition arena (Chief of mission/Team captain/Coach) 10.45 Bus from Tylösand-ADR (Athletes) 18.00-19.30 Dinner ADR CISM club - 22.00 11.15-13.00 Lunch ADR 12.45 Bus for Team 1-5 to Brottet swim arena (Pool) 13.00-14.30 Training pool team 1-5 14.15 Bus for Team 6-11 to Brottet swim arena (Pool) 14.30-16.00 Training pool team 6-11 14.45 Bus to ADR for team 1-5 16.15 Bus to ADR for team 6-11 16.30 Team Photo team 1-5 17.00 Dinner 17.45 Team Photo team 6-11 18.15 Bus from ADR to opening ceremony 19.00 Opening ceremony in Halmstad city 20.00 Bus from opening ceremony to ADR 20.00 Coffe/tea and sandwiches in the restaurant CISM club -22.00 9 DAY-BY-DAY PROGRAMME Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 06.30-08.00 Breakfast 06.30-08.00 Breakfast 07.45 Bus to Brottet swim arena (pool) 07.45 Bus to Brottet swim arena (pool) 08.00 Warm up 08.00 Warm up 09.00 Qualification Heats 09.00 Qualification Heats 200 Obstacle 4x25 Carry 4x50 Obstacle 100 Carry w fins 50 Carry 100 Rescue medley 100 Tow w fins 200 SLS 11.00 Bus to ADR 4x50 Medley 11.15-13.00 Lunch ADR 11.00 Bus to ADR 14.15 Bus to Brottet swim arena (pool) 11.15-13.00 Lunch ADR 14.30 Warm up 14.15 Bus to Brottet swim arena (pool) 15.30 Finals: 14.30 Warm up 200 Obstacle 15.30 Finals: 4x50 Obstacle 4x25 Carry Prize giving ceremony 100 Carry w fins 50 Carry Prize giving ceremony 100 Tow w fins 100 Rescue medley Prize giving ceremony 200 SLS 17.30 Bus to ADR 4x50 Medley 18.00-19.30 Dinner Prize giving ceremony CISM club -22.00 17.30 Bus to ADR 18.00-19.30 Dinner CISM club -22.00 10 DAY-BY-DAY PROGRAMME Friday 12 Sunday 14 06.30-08.00 Breakfast 06.30-08.00 Breakfast 07.45 Bus to Tylösand arena (Beach) 07.45 Bus to Tylösand arena (Beach) 08.00 Training session Beach 08.00 Warm up beach equipment control 09.00 Qualification Heats 11.00 Bus to ADR Board 11.15-13.00 Lunch Beach Flags 13.00-16.30 Social event Ocean (Wo)men 18.00-19.30 Dinner Ocean relay CISM club -22.00 11.30 Lunch (walking distance from competition area) 13.00 Finals Saturday 13 Board Beach Flags 06.30-08.00 Breakfast Ocean (Wo)man 07.45 Bus to Tylösand arena (Beach) Ocean relay 08.00 Warm up beach 16.00 Bus to ADR 09.00 Qualification Heats 18.00 Closing ceremony Run Swim Run (incl. prize giving ceremony) Ski 18.30 Dinner/Banquet Rescue Tube Rescue CISM club -22.00 Board rescue 11.30 Lunch (walking distance from competition area) Monday 15 13.30 Finals Run Swim Run 06.30-09.00 Breakfast Ski Prize giving ceremony Departure of the teams Rescue Tube Rescue Board rescue Prize giving ceremony 16.00 Bus to ADR 18.00-19.30 Dinner CISM club -22.00 11 MAP OF THE CITY OF HALMSTAD Brottet Swim Arena AD Regiment Tylösand Beach Arena Halmstad City Centre Wing Area (VIP quarters) 12 MAP OF THE AIR DEFENCE REGIMENT AREA Barracks Restaurant and Information Point CISM club Guard check point Military Primary Health Care ADR Auditorium 13 INFORMATION POINT The Information Point is located one stair up in the restaurant at Halmstad Garrison.
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