I 9
This number was used by the Royal Skaraborg Regiment, now part of the Armoured Corps as P 4.
I 10
This number was used by the Royal Södermanland Regiment, now part of the Armoured Corps as P 10.
I 11 Royal Kronoberg Regiment
Traces its origins back to the 16th Century and the various bands of Foot troops raised in the County of Småland. They later formed a large Regiment which in 1623 was divided into two: Royal Kronoberg Regt. and Royal Kalmar Regiment. The Regiment was disbanded on 24 Aug. 1997, but its traditions lived on in the territorial staff unit the Kronoberg Group.
CO:s during the 20th Century:
Johan Gustaf Wikander 1898-1905
Gösta Hyltén-Cavallius 1905-1920
Gustaf Emanuel Ros 1920-1924
Erik Nordenskjöld 1924-1927
Erik Frans Mikael Grafström 1928-1932
Per Adolf Erlandsson 1932-1937
Gustaf Adolf Miles Mauritz Hahr 1937-1940
Sven Erik Allstrin 1941-1946
Carl Gustaf Alfred Käller 1946-1950
Carl C:son von Horn 1950-1957
Thor Samuel Gustaf Cavallin 1957-1967
Sven Lennart Hugo Löfgrén 1967-1972
Oscar Per Hugo Winberg 1972-1974
Carl Ernst Bertil Malgerud 1974-1977
O.P.H. Winberg (2nd) 1977-1980
Sven Halvar Skeppstedt 1980-1983
Finn Werner 1983-1989
Leif Axel Fransson 1989-1992
Inge Lennart Sandahl (acting) 1993
Jan Henrik Edvard Hyltén-Cavallius 1993-1997
R. Cenneth Quick 1998-
Regimental Motto: none
Battle Honours: Breitenfeld 1631, Lützen 1632, Wittstock 1636, Landskrona 1677, Kliszow 1702, Warszawa 1705, Fraustadt 1706, Holovczyn 1708, Hälsingborg 1710, Valkeala 1790.
The latest Regimental Colours was received from the hands of the then Chief of the Army Lieutenant-General Count Carl August Ehrensvärd on 6 june 1956. Today the Colours are in the custody of the Kronoberg Group.
Garrison: Växjö
I 12 Royal Jönköping Regiment
Traces its origins back to the 16th Century, the first records dates to the year 1563. On 1 Jan. 1928 it was amalgamated with the Royal Kalmar Regt. to form the Royal Jönköping-Kalmar Regt. On 1 July 1948 the regimental title was changed to Royal North Småland Regt, the North designation was droped on 1 July 1997. The Regiment was disbanded on 30 June 2000 and its traditions was transfered to the Royal Göta Engineer Regt.
CO:s during the 20th Century:
Royal Jönköping Regt.
Fredrik August Åstrand 1892-1901
Otto Ewert Mauritz Wolffelt 1901-1909
Per Ludvig Henrik Alexander Tham 1909-1917
Axel Hjalmar Steuch 1917-1926
Lars Thomas Fredrik Lovén 1926-1927
Royal Jönköping-Kalmar Regt., Royal North Småland/Småland Regt.
L.T.F. Lovén 1928-1935
Hjalmar Fredrik Falk 1935-1938
Sixten Georg Wockatz 1938-1942
Gunnar Hagbergh 1942-1945
Nils Ludvig Verner Göth 1945-1949
Hadar Folke Johannes Cars 1949-1952
Per Alvar Haldan Lindencrona 1952-1958
Gösta Vilhelm Sahlén 1958-1963
Carl Werner Robert Liborius von Mentzer 1963-1970
Nils Fredrik Haegerström 1970-1976
Stig Lennart Sjögren 1976-1978
Lars Anders Andersson 1978-1984
Sven Erik Anton Nilsson 1984-1987
Carl Torbjörn R:son Tillman 1987-1991
Karl Olof Eklöf 1991
Wilhelm Gustaf af Donner 1991-1999
Thore Ingvar Levin Bäckman 1999-2000
Regimental Motto: Smålands söner - till rikets värn= Sons of Småland to the defence of the realm. Inscription on the Memorial Medal instututed when the Regiment was disbanded. This Motto are also found on the Memorial Stone placed in Eksjö.
Battle Honours: Lützen 1632, Wittstock 1636, Warszawa 1646, Landskrona 1677, Kliszow 1702, Malatitze 1708, Hälsingborg 1710.
The last regimental Colours was received from the hands of H.M. King Gustaf VI Adolf on 11 Sept. 1954.
Garrison: Jönköping, later Eksjö
Allied "Regiments": 40th Infantry Brigade of the German Army in Schwerin, 3rd Infantry Brigade of the French Army.
I 13 Royal Dalecarlia Regiment
Traces its origins back to 1542. The Regiment was disbanded on 30 June 2000, but its traditions lives on in the Dalecarlia Regiment Group.
CO:s during the 20th Century:
Carl Gustaf Hult 1898-1903
Johan Gustaf Fabian Wrangel 1903-1910
Daniel Magnus Fredrik Björkman 1910-1916
Axel Gustaf Axelsson Sjögreen 1916-1926
Erik Rikard Salwén 1926-1933
Anders Hjalmar Andén 1933-1940
Ivar Backlund 1940-1944
Johan Olof Häger 1944-1951
Erik Drakenberg 1951-1958
Bengt Carl Olof Hjelm 1958-1962
Bror Viktor von Vegesack 1962-1971
Erik Gustaf Lodin 1971-1979
Åke Clarence Jonsson 1979-1982
Fredrik Bertilsson Gyllenram 1982-1989
Lars Erik Verner Wallén 1986-1996
Rolf Ove Dahlström 1996-2000
Regimental Motto: none
Battle Honours: Lützen 1632, Leipzig 1642, Lund 1676, Landskrona 1677, Narva 1700, Düna 1701, Kliszow 1702, Holovczyn 1708, Malatitze 1708, Gadebusch 1712.
The last regimental Colours was received from the hand of H.M. King Carl XVI Gustaf in 1997 and today are in the custody of the Darlecarlia Regt. Group.
Garrison: Falun
Allied "Regiment": The Nyland Brigade of the Finnish Army.
I 14 Royal Hälsinge Regiment
The first surviving records mention the Regiment are dated 1552. The Regiment was disbanded on 31 Dec. 1997, but its traditions lived on in the territorial staff unit the Gävleborg Group.
CO:s during the 20th Century:
Knut Robert Fabian Reuterskiöld 1893-1901
Johan Casimir De la Gardie 1901
Wilhelm Ernst von Krusenstierna 1902-1909
Carl Alexander Fock 1909-1915
Thomas Georg Nyström 1915-1923
Henning Stålhane 1923-1932
Ernst Filip Wilhelm Hartelius 1932-1933
Achates Ernst Wilhelm af Klercker 1933-1934
Gustaf Teodor Casper Ehrenborg 1934-1940
Carl Abraham Jonas Hamnström 1940-1946
Carl Hans Berggren 1946-1955
Curt Ture Engelbrecht Göransson 1955-1957
Carl Axel Emil Henriksson 1957-1967
Nils Gunnar Sköld 1967-1968
Jan-Eric Gunnar Smedler 1968-1971
Carl-Henrik Gåsste 1971-1973
Allan Johan Magnus Arnhall 1982-1987
Karl-Evert Englund 1987-1991
Folke Lennart Ekstedt 1991-1992
Hans Göran Berdtson 1992-1994
Tomas Göhte Erik Bornestaf 1995-1997
Håkan B. Nordfors 1997-2000
Regimental Motto: Fasthet, förmåga, förtroende = Steadfastness, Ability, Confidence. Instituted in 1984 by the then CO Brigadier-General Arnhall.
Battle Honours: Novgorod 1611, Warszawa 1656, Fredriksodde 1657, Tåget över Bält 1658, Lund 1676, Landskrona 1677, Narva 1700, Düna 1701, Jakobstadt 1704, Gemäuerthof 1705, Gadebusch 1712.
The last regimental Colours was received from the hands of H.M. King Gustaf VI Adolf on 29 Sept. 1952, and are today in the custody of the Gävleborg Group.
Garrison: Gävle
As probably the only Swedish Regiment I 14 had a Church called the Soldiers' Church consecrated by the then Archbishop of Uppsala and Primus of the Church of Sweden Nathan Söderblom in 1916.