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Palvelukseen Tulo Palvelukseen tulo Palvelukseen tulo Rovaniemelle Jääkäriprikaatin toinen joukkoyksikkö Rovaniemen ilmatorjuntapatteristo sijaitsee Rovaniemen kaupungin pohjoispuolella, noin 7 kilometriä keskustasta. Omalla autolla tulijoille on opaskyltit kaupungin pohjoispuolella 4-tieltä Someroharjun liittymästä varuskuntaan. Oman auton käytöstä maksetaan matkakorvaus. Kannattaa kuitenkin jättää oma auto kotiin ja käyttää halutessasi julkisia kulkuneuvoja. Käytä palvelukseenastumismääräyksessä olevia juna- ja linja-autolippuja. Järjestämme myös palvelukseentulokuljetuksen tilausajolla. Nämä bussit ajavat määrättyä reittiä ja ovat Rovaniemen varuskunnassa viimeistään klo 15.30. Järjestämme kuljetuksen myös Rovaniemen varuskuntaan etelästä klo 07.47, 10.47 ja 15.26 saapuvilta junilta. Tarkista VR:n sivuilta vaikuttavatko mahdolliset ratatyöt kotipaikkakunnaltasi lähtevien junien kulkuihin. Henkilöpakettiauto päivystää linja-autoasemalla klo 07.40 - 16.00 välisen ajan. Autojen tuulilasissa on tunniste Jääkäriprikaati Rovaniemi. Ilmoittaudu vastaanottokeskuksessa Rovaniemen ilmatorjuntapatteristossa klo 16 mennessä. Vastaanottokeskuksen löydät opasteita seuraamalla. Palvelukseentulopäivän kuljetukset Rovaniemelle Kuljetukset lähtevät Haapajärveltä, Kalajoelta, Oulusta ja Torniosta. Katso reittiaikataulusta lähin pysähdyspaikka, josta voi nousta autoon. Saavu ajoissa, jotta ehdit kuljetukseen. Näytä palvelukseenastumismääräys kuljettajalle. Linja-autot on merkitty “TILAUSAJO JÄÄKÄRIPRIKAATI Rovaniemi” -kyltillä. Lisätietoja kuljetuksista saat numerosta 0299 452 229. Kalajoki linja-autoasema 10.00 Pyhäjoki Shell 10.20 Raahe linja-autoasema 10.45 Revonlahti Neste Taukokartano 11.05 Liminka Liminganportti 11.30 Kempele Shell Zeppelin 11.45 Oulu linja-autoasema 12.00 Haukipudas liikenneympyrän pysäkki 12.30 Ii Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 12.45 Olhava Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 12.55 Simo Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 13.15 Rovaniemi Varuskunta 15.30 Haapajärvi ABC-asema 09.00 Nivala Neste 09.30 Ylivieska linja-autoasema 10.00 Oulainen Neste (päätiellä) 10.30 Vihanti ST1-asema 10.44 Paavola vt 86 pysäkki 11.00 Oulu linja-autoasema 12.00 Kiiminki Vt 20, kaukoliikennepysäkki 12.20 Pudasjärvi ABC-huoltoasema 13.25 Ranua linja-autoasema 14.30 Rovaniemi Varuskunta 15.30 Arpela 13.15 Tornio Green Line 13.30 Kemi linja-autoasema 14.00 Keminmaa Tupasvilla 14.15 Tervola Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 14.35 Muurola Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 15.05 Rovaniemi Varuskunta 15.30 Palvelukseen tulo Sodankylään Etelä-Suomesta matkustat junalla Rovaniemelle, josta on jatkoyhteys Sodankylään. Linja-auto lähtee rautatieasemalta. Pohjoiseen menevät linja-autot ajavat yleensä varuskunta-alueen kautta, mutta varmista asia kuljettajalta. Jääkäriprikaati on järjestänyt Sodankylän linja-autoasemalta kuljetuksen varuskuntaan. Järjestämme myös palvelukseentulokuljetuksen tilausajolla. Nämä bussit ajavat määrättyä reittiä ja ovat Sodankylän varuskunnassa viimeistään klo 15.30. Omilla autoilla tuleville on varuskunnassa opastus. Oman auton käytöstä saa matkakorvauksen. Ilmoittaudu vastaanottokeskuksessa Siilashallissa klo 16 mennessä. Vastaanottokeskuksen löydät opasteita seuraamalla. Palvelukseentulopäivän kuljetukset Sodankylään Kuljetukset lähtevät Kalajoelta, Haapajärveltä, Kemistä, Torniosta, Taivalkoskelta ja Hetasta. Katso reittiaikataulusta lähin pysähdyspaikka, josta voi nousta autoon. Saavu ajoissa, jotta ehdit kuljetukseen. Näytä palvelukseenastumismääräys kuljettajalle. Linja-autot on merkitty “TILAUSAJO JÄÄKÄRIPRIKAATI Sodankylä” -kyltillä. Lisätietoja kuljetuksista saat numerosta 0299 452 229. Kalajoki linja-autoasema 08.00 Pyhäjoki Shell 08.20 Raahe linja-autoasema 08.40 Revonlahti Neste Taukokartano 09.00 Liminka Liminganportti 09.20 Kempele Shell Zeppelin 09.45 Oulu linja-autoasema 10.00 Haukipudas liikenneympyrän pysäkki 10.15 Ii Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 10.30 Olhava Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 10.40 Simo Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 11.00 Sodankylä Varuskunta Haapajärvi ABC-asema 07.00 Nivala Neste 07.30 Ylivieska linja-autoasema 08.00 Oulainen Neste (päätiellä) 08.20 Vihanti ST1-asema 08.40 Paavola vt 86 pysäkki 08.55 Oulu linja-autoasema 10.00 Kiiminki Vt 20, kaukoliikennepysäkki 10.15 Pudasjärvi ABC-huoltoasema 11.30 Ranua linja-autoasema 12.15 Sodankylä Varuskunta Kemi linja-autoasema 11.00 Keminmaa Tupasvilla 11.10 Tervola Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 11.35 Muurola Vt 4, kaukoliikennepysäkki 12.15 Rovaniemi linja-autoasema 12.40 Sodankylä Varuskunta Tornio Green Line 09.20 Ylitornio ST1 huoltoasema 10.10 Pello SEO-asema 11.00 Kolari Neste 11.50 Ylläs Eelin kauppa 12.20 Kittilä Neste, Sodankylän tienhaara 13.00 Sodankylä Varuskunta Taivalkoski TB-koillistie 10.00 Posio ST 1 –asema 11.10 Joutsijärvi Sallan tienhaara 12.20 Kemijärvi ABC-asema 13.00 Pelkosenniemi Shell 13.40 Sodankylä Varuskunta Kuusamo linja-autoasema 10.20 Ruka Vt 5 pysäkki 10.40 Hautajärvi tienhaara 11.20 Salla linja-autoasema 11.50 Savukoski Samperin Savotta 13.00 Sodankylä Varuskunta Hetta Grilli 11.00 Palojoensuu Vt pysäkki 11.20 Muonio SEO 12.00 Sodankylä Varuskunta .
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