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Sweden to offer military aid...
...to Baltic States and Finland in case they come under threat. (Sorry couldnt find english source)
Anywho, that's all good, but you are kinda late.. by 70 years. :DL |
Well if Finland comes under thread won't they throw you on the front lines? :hmmm:
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Dont know to be honest. I'm relieved of duty during peacetime. :hmmm:
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Is that providing you give them the Aland Islands? :hmmm:
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Yeah, its been a while since Russia and Sweden have mixed it up. Look at the bright side, it'll spice up the region. It creates jobs for everybody:salute:
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I'd get rid of that flasher mac if I were you Dowly....they might mistake you for a sandbag :DL
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So kind of you!
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Vendor,
do you guys even want the Åland islands? It's not like they produce much, they are just a kind of tax haven, and place for Finns to get snus. |
He He..
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Tho, I'd imagine that those like me, would be drafted for supporting stuff to free up the one's who have gone thru the full service for more important jobs. :hmmm: |
More lobby to get Finland fully allied with Sweden and Norway.
Nordic defence cooperation is allready very far developed. I personally have nothing against making it official, there really is only positives with this. Only Baltic coutry i would personally pass is Estonia. They take their defence seriously and develop it, others seem to rely only on NATO. Tough Swedens massive force reductions in the past years limit the assistance it could give. Swedens strengths are its Air Force and Navy, these units could be deployed quickly and would be of great value. Army in its present form and strength would probably be deployed mainly in the Lapland and into lesser extent in the Baltics. |
You have a clear picture.
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But Finland or Sweden
Have confidence also.
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