Updated 15th November 2013

The

Norwegian Ministry of Defence Leadership

Bardufoss Staff • Ministry of Defence • The Norwegian Armed Forces

Reitan Norwegian Joint Headquarters (NJHQ) Air Force Staff

Jørstadmoen Norwegian Cyber Force Staff

Terningmoen Home Guard Staff

Sessvollmoen Norwegian Defence Medical Service Staff (NDMS)

Bergen Navy Staff Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Staff Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation (NDLO) Staff, NDLO Procurement Staff The Norwegian Intelligence Service (NDMS) Norwegian Defence University College (NDUC) Norwegian Norwegian Ministry of Defence Main Priorities - Army

• A better Army with a robust structure • Increased flexibility and availability • More specialized personnel Norwegian Ministry of Defence Army

Høybuktmoen The Border Guard Skjold Engineer battalion Light armored battalion Brigade North: – Brigade command Army Staff – 2 mechanised battalions Brigade North staff Mechanised battalion MP Company – 1 light armored battalion Artillery battalion Signal battalion Medical battalion Logistics battalion – Intelligence battalion Intelligence battalion – Signals battalion

Rena – Artillery battalion Support Staff South – Engineer battalion Mechanised battalion CSS/HRF – Logistics battalion Sessvollmoen ENG/HRF Norwegian Defence MED/HRF – Medical battalion Logistics Training Centre MP/HRS Theatre Enabling Force – MP-company Parts of Army Weapons School • His Majesty The King's Guard Linderud Army Parts of Army Staff School • The Border Guard • Logistic base, land Terningmoen Huseby Parts of Army Staff HM The King’s Guard Parts of Army Weapons School Armed Forces Winter Warfare School HM The King’s Guard Training School

Norwegian Ministry of Defence Main Priorities - Navy

• A modern and efficient structure • Operational presence • A continued modernization of the Navy • A strengthened Coast Guard Norwegian Ministry of Defence Navy

Norwegian Fleet Command • 1 tactical maritime command Sortland • 6 corvettes (Skjold Class) Coast Guard Command • 5 frigates (Fridtjof Nansen Class) w/NH-90 helicopters Coastal Rangers Command • 3 + 3 minehunters/-sweepers (Oksoy/ Class) Ramsund Ramsund Naval Base • 6 (Ula Class) • Coastal Rangers Command • Mine Clearance Diving Command • Logistics and support vessels Navy Staff • Logistic base, sea Norwegian Fleet Command Naval Academy Coast Guard: Naval Training Establishment • 9 vessels for Outer Coast Navy Officer Candidate School Guard (4 w/NH-90 helicopters) • 6 vessels for Inner Coast Guard

Madla Basic Training Establishment Norwegian Ministry of Defence Main Priorities – Air Force

• Procurement of new combat aircrafts • Establishment of new base structure • Upholding sovereignty, strengthen presence and operational capability • Uphold the spectrum of capabilities Norwegian Ministry of Defence Air Force

Sørreisa Air Defence Control and Reporting Centre Air Reporting School Andøya Air Station 333 sqn Detachment SAR (330 sqn): • Air Operations Center -Banak Evenes -Bodø Forward base of operation •334 sqn • Air Defence Control and -Ørland (Including QRA) •337 sqn Reporting Centre -Sola •339 sqn -Rygge •Air Force Pilot School • 57 F-16 and -Florø Bodø Main Air Station* (forthcoming) up to 52 331 sqn F-35 aircraft 332 sqn Reitan Air Force Operations Center • 18 transport helicopters Air Force Staff Ørland Main Air Station Ørland Air Station Air Force Training Inspectorate () 338 sqn 331 sqn Air Operations Inspectorate 332 sqn • 6 maritime surveillance Air Defence aircraft (P-3 C/N) Base set Trondheim Norwegian Electronic • 3 EW/VIP aircraft Air Force Academy Warfare Center • 4 transport aircraft

Gardermoen Air Station (C-130J) 335 sqn Haakonsvern 717 sqn • NASAMS Air Defence Detachment NH-90 • Base set

Rygge Rygge Air Station • Logistic base, air Madla Detachment - 717 sqn • 14 maritime helicopters Basic Training Establishment Bell 412 720 sqn Air Force Training Inspectorate (NH-90) Air Operations Inspectorate Kjevik Air Force Staff • 12 Air Force Education Centre helicopters (Sea King) Mågerø Air Defence Control and Reporting Centre Norwegian Ministry of Defence Main Priorities – The Home Guard

• Quality training and education • Responsiveness and sustainability • Focus on security and protection of infrastructure • Rooted in society Norwegian Ministry of Defence The Home Guard

Porsangmoen Trondenes District Staff - No. 17 Naval Home Guard Unit Home Guard Officer Candidate School Bjerkvik District Staff – No. 16 • 45 000 officers and personnel, organised in: • Intervention forces – 3 000. Værnes District Staff - No. 12 • Area structure – 42 000. Drevjamoen • 11 Territorial District Staffs District Staff - No. 14

Setnesmoen Dombås District Staff - No. 11 Home Guard Education and Competence Centre Bergenhus District Staff - No. 09

Haakonsvern Terningmoen NHG Education and Home Guard Staff competence centre District Staff - No. 05

Haakonsvern Heistadmoen Naval Home Guard District Staff - No. 03 (NHG) Command Lutvann Vatneleiren District Staff - No. 02 District Staff - No. 08

Rygge District Staff - No. 01 Norwegian Ministry of Defence Main Priorities – Joint Assets

• Responsiveness, sustainability and deployability • Strengthen the defense against cyber threats • Increased adaptability Norwegian Ministry of Defence Joint Assets

Porsangmoen Allied Training Centre The Armed Forces’ Band North (Åsegarden, Evenes) Norwegian Defence Salary and Pay Office

Jørstadmoen Ramsund Norwegian Cyber Force Norwegian Special Forces: • Norwegian Special Forces - Naval Special Operation Hamar • The Norwegian Command Administration Intelligence Service

Sessvollmoen • The Norwegian Defence Trondheim The Norwegian Defence Medical Medical Service (NDMS) The Norwegian Air force’s band Service • The Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation Rena (NDLO) Bergen Norwegian Special Forces: Norwegian Defense Accounting - Norwegian Special Forces • Allied Training Centre Office Command/ Special • Norwegian Cyber Force The Armed Forces’ Band West Operations Command NDLO Naval Systems • Armed Forces´ Norwegian Special Forces: Kjeller Department for Culture - Naval Special Operation NDLO Supply and Tradition Command NDLO Maintenance NDLO Air Systems Kolsås NDLO Land Systems Oslo NDLO General Materiel NDLO Staff NDLO CIS NDLO Procurement Staff Armed Forces‘ Department for Culture and tradition Norwegian Intelligence Service The Band Norwegian Defence University College Norwegian Ministry of Defence The Armed Forces´ Operational Structure

Army Navy Air Force Home Guard Brigade North: Norwegian Fleet Command • Air Force Operations Center • 45 000 officers and – Brigade command • 1 tactical maritime command • Air Defence Control and personnel, organised in: Reporting Centre – 2 mechanised battalions • 6 corvettes (Skjold Class) • Intervention – 1 light armored battalion • 5 frigates (Fridtjof Nansen Class) • 57 F-16 and (forthcoming) up forces – 3 000. – Intelligence battalion to 52 F-35 aircraft w/NH-90 helicopters • Area structure – – Signal battalion • 18 transport helicopters • 3 + 3 minehunters/-sweepers 42 000. – Artillery battalion (Oksoy/Alta Class) (Bell 412) – Engineer battalion • 11 Territorial District • 6 submarines (Ula Class) • 6 maritime surveillance – Logistics battalion aircraft (P-3 C/N) Staffs • Mine Clearance Diving Command – Medical battalion • 3 EW/VIP aircraft • Coastal Rangers Command – MP-company • 4 transport aircraft • HM The King’s Guard • Logistics and support vessel (C-130J) • The Border Guard • Logistic base, sea • NASAMS Air Defence • Logistic base, land Coast Guard: • Base set • 9 vessels for Outer Coast Guard • Logistic base, air (4 w/NH-90 helicopters) • 6 vessels for Inner Coast Guard • 14 maritime helicopters (NH-90) • 12 Search and Rescue helicopters (Sea King) Joint assets - Strategic air and sea transport capacity • Joint logistic base* • The Norwegian Intelligence Service - Stationary logistic and support • Transport control unit • Norwegian Joint Headquarters • Joint Logistics Support Group • Air terminal unit • Norwegian Special Forces: • The Norwegian Defence Medical Service • Harbor and railway terminal unit • Norwegian Special Forces • Norwegian Defence Information Infrastructure: Command/Norwegian Army Special - Capacity for deployable communication and • Joint water purification unit Operations Command information • Explosive clearance unit • Naval Special Operation Command - Military communications satellite • unit • The Norwegian Defence Logistics org.: • Joint NATO Air and Ground Surveillance • Joint land transport unit - Host Nation Support Battalion Norwegian Ministry of Defence International capabilities with Norwegian participation

Ørland Main Air Station Andre elementer: Forward Operating Location – • BMD SC NATO AWACS • NRF

Ulsnes , Stavanger NATO FORACS

Renfrew, Glasgow, Scotland NATO Rescue Eindhoven Air Base System (NSRS) MCCE – Strategic Air and Sea Transport – Coordination

NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen Pápa Air Base NATO AWACS – Airborne Air HAW – SAC – Strategic Surveillance Air Transportation

Naval Air Station Sigonella NATO AGS – Airborne Ground Surveillance Norwegian Ministry of Defence NATO´s Command Structure in Europe

Allied Command Operations Allied Command Transformation

Brunssum, Nederland Stavanger, Norge Joint Force Headquarters Joint Warfare Centre

Northwood, UK Bydgoszcx, Polen Maritime Command Joint Forces Training Center

SHAPE - Mons, Belgia CIS Group Uedem, Tyskland Air Entities: CAOC

Ramstein, Tyskland Poggio Renatico, Italia Air Command Air Entities: DACCC

Torrejon, Spania Napoli, Italia Air Entities, CAOC Joint Force Headquarters

Izmir, Tyrkia Monsanto, Land Command Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre Norwegian Ministry of Defence Norwegian Personnel in International Operations as at 3. okt.13

Northern Europe (july- dec. 2011) SNMCMG1, no.: 38

England (2011-) NORTHWOOD, no.: 2 Kosovo (1999-) KFOR, no.: 3 UNMIK, no.: 1 Bosnia-Herzegovina (2005-) NHQ Sarajevo, no.: 1

Italy (2011-) OUP, no.: 7

Afghanistan (2001-) ISAF/NSE/NCC, no.: 628

Sinai (1982-) MFO, no.: 3 (2007-) UNAMA, no.: 3 Sudan (2005-) UNIMISS, no.: 19 Middle East (1956-) Congo (1960/64-) UNTSO, no.:13 MONUC/MONUSCO: no.: 1 The Seychelles (Sept.2011-) OCEAN SHIELD, no.: 39 Thank you for Norwegianyour Ministry of Defenceattention!