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Sweden Weapons and Military Equipment

Browse 55 weapon systems built or assembled in Sweden, including aircraft & uavs, air defense, and related systems, with images, specifications, source notes, and conflict records.

55 weapon systems

55Catalog records

10Equipment categories

8Leading builders shown

8Conflict links shown

Category Mix

Aircraft & UAVs2 Air Defense5 Armored Vehicles4 Artillery5 Electronic Warfare1 Infantry Weapons3 Munitions26 Naval Systems7 Support Equipment1 Tanks1

Builder Links

Saab21 BAE Systems Bofors15 Saab Bofors Dynamics6 BAE Systems Hagglunds2 BAE Systems Hägglunds2 Bofors Defence AB2 Dockstavarvet AB2 KNDS France2

Conflict Coverage

2014 Russia-Ukraine War252001 War in Afghanistan52003 Iraq War32014 War Against the Islamic State32025 India-Pakistan Conflict21973 Yom Kippur War11980 Iran-Iraq War11982 Falklands War1

Saab 340 AEW&C, Airborne early warning and control aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarSaab 340 AEW&CAirborne early warning and control aircraftBuilt by: SaabThe Saab 340 AEW&C is a Swedish Saab 340 turboprop adapted into an airborne early warning and command platform around the PS-890/Erieye radar. Saab traces the Swedish Argus line from FSR 890 surveillance aircraft to the ASC 890/S 100D command-and-control upgrade, and Sweden selected the type as a high-value air-surveillance donation to Ukraine in 2024 with training, technical support, and air-defense integration support.

JAS 39 Gripen, Single-engine multirole fighter aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs

2025 Thailand-Cambodia Border ConflictJAS 39 GripenSingle-engine multirole fighter aircraftBuilt by: SaabThe JAS 39 Gripen is Saab's Swedish single-engine multirole fighter, designed for dispersed operations, quick turnaround, and air-to-air or air-to-ground missions. Thailand operates Gripen C/D aircraft and has documented 2025 combat use, while Brazil designates its Gripen E/F fleet as F-39 Gripen and is introducing both the single-seat Gripen E and two-seat Gripen F.

Bofors 40 mm L/70, 40 mm towed anti-aircraft autocannon, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2025 India-Pakistan ConflictBofors 40 mm L/7040 mm towed anti-aircraft autocannonBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe Bofors 40 mm L/70 is a Swedish postwar anti-aircraft autocannon developed by AB Bofors as a higher-velocity, faster-firing successor to the wartime 40 mm L/60 family. Its towed and naval variants remained in service through upgrades, with source-backed modern use including Lithuanian-supplied guns in Ukrainian air defense and Indian upgraded L/70 guns used as a short-range counter-drone layer during the 2025 India-Pakistan Conflict.

RBS 70, Laser beam-riding short-range air-defense missile system, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarRBS 70Laser beam-riding short-range air-defense missile systemBuilt by: Saab / Saab Bofors DynamicsRBS 70 is a Swedish short-range air-defense system built around a tripod launcher, optical or thermal sight, and laser beam-riding missiles. Saab's RBS 70 NG sight keeps the man-portable role while adding auto-tracking, thermal imaging, vehicle-integration, and networked or remote-control compatibility. Ukraine has fielded RBS 70 systems during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War through Swedish and Australian support, including donated or procured launchers and training for Ukrainian personnel.

Giraffe 75, Mobile air-defense surveillance and target-acquisition radar, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarGiraffe 75Mobile air-defense surveillance and target-acquisition radarBuilt by: SaabGiraffe 75 is a Swedish mobile Giraffe-family air-surveillance radar, known in Swedish service as PS-90, built to give short- and medium-range air-defense units a raised-mast radar picture and target-acquisition support. Ukrainian sources have reported Giraffe 75/PS-90 radars in Ukrainian service during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War, while Serbian M85 Žirafa systems show the same model lineage in later air-defense modernization context.

Giraffe 40, Mobile short-range air-defense surveillance radar, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarGiraffe 40Mobile short-range air-defense surveillance radarBuilt by: SaabGiraffe 40 is the early Swedish mobile Giraffe radar model associated with PS 70 short-range air defense. It combines low-altitude air surveillance with battery-level command-and-control support for RBS 70-class units, and official Ukrainian and Irish records place Giraffe radars in Ukraine's air-defense network while reporting identifies Ireland's donated legacy systems as Giraffe Mk IV.

120mm FAK-120, Prototype 120 mm/46 automatic anti-aircraft field gun, Air Defense

120mm FAK-120Prototype 120 mm/46 automatic anti-aircraft field gunBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe 120mm FAK-120 was the field anti-aircraft version of Bofors' 120 mm/46 automatic-gun family. Open sources describe it as a single large-caliber, water-cooled automatic gun with a 52-round feed system and a 70-80 round-per-minute rate of fire; NavWeaps identifies the later naval TAK-120 as a private-venture adaptation of the same Luftvärnsautomatkanon 4501 field-gun line.

BvS 10, Articulated armored all-terrain vehicle, Armored Vehicles

2001 War in Afghanistan, 2014 Russia-Ukraine WarBvS 10Articulated armored all-terrain vehicleBuilt by: BAE Systems HagglundsThe BvS 10 is a Swedish-built, twin-body armored all-terrain vehicle developed by Hagglunds for the UK Royal Marines and now marketed by BAE Systems Hagglunds. Known in British service as Viking, it combines amphibious articulated mobility with protected troop, command, ambulance, recovery, mortar, and fire-support configurations, with documented service in Afghanistan and later UK and Dutch vehicles supplied to Ukraine.

Bandvagn 206, Articulated tracked all-terrain carrier, Armored Vehicles

2001 War in Afghanistan, 2003 Iraq War +1 moreBandvagn 206Articulated tracked all-terrain carrierBuilt by: BAE Systems HagglundsThe Bandvagn 206 is a Swedish articulated tracked all-terrain carrier designed by Hagglunds in the 1970s. Its two-unit, four-track layout and amphibious mobility made it useful for snow, soft ground, and support roles, with documented Canadian combat use in Afghanistan, Royal Marines footage from Iraq, and later German-supplied vehicles for Ukraine.

Pbv 302, Tracked armored personnel carrier / infantry fighting vehicle, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarPbv 302Tracked armored personnel carrier / infantry fighting vehicleBuilt by: BAE Systems HägglundsThe Pbv 302 is a Swedish tracked armored personnel carrier and infantry fighting vehicle developed by Hägglunds for mechanized infantry mobility, amphibious movement, and protected troop transport under 20 mm cannon fire support. Sweden announced the donation of its PBV 302 stock, spares, maintenance equipment, and ammunition to Ukraine in May 2024; Ukrainian approval reporting and visually documented loss records place the vehicle in Ukrainian service during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

CV90, Tracked infantry fighting vehicle, Armored Vehicles

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarCV90Tracked infantry fighting vehicleBuilt by: BAE Systems HägglundsThe CV90 is a Swedish tracked infantry fighting vehicle family built by BAE Systems Hägglunds for protected troop movement, direct-fire support, and configurable combat-vehicle roles. Its Mk IV generation adds a higher-power drivetrain, upgraded digital architecture, D-series turret options, and active-protection integration, while Ukraine's documented wartime fleet is tied to Swedish-donated CV90s and later new CV9035 MkIIIC procurement rather than confirmed Mk IV deliveries.

M/41D 120 mm mortar, 120 mm towed heavy mortar, Artillery

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarM/41D 120 mm mortar120 mm towed heavy mortarBuilt by: Tampella / Bofors Defence ABThe M/41D is the Swedish-service branch of the Finnish Tampella 120 Krh/40 heavy mortar family, a Stokes-Brandt-pattern 120 mm weapon built for mobile indirect fire. Ukraine accepted the Swedish 120 mm M/41D into service during the full-scale Russia-Ukraine War, while open sources also document its older Finnish design base, Swedish licensed production, Baltic holdings, and continued relevance as a compact fire-support mortar.

155 mm FH77B Bofors howitzer, 155 mm towed howitzer, Artillery

1999 Kargil War, 2019 India-Pakistan Border Skirmishes +1 more155 mm FH77B Bofors howitzer155 mm towed howitzerBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe 155 mm FH77B Bofors howitzer is a Swedish towed artillery piece developed by Bofors from the FH77A family and widely known in India as the Bofors gun. The export B-model retained the FH77 family’s auxiliary power unit for short self-movement, but used a longer 39-caliber barrel, screw breech, bag charges, and NATO-standard 155 mm ammunition. India’s 410-gun procurement made the FH77B a long-lived part of Indian Army artillery, with direct source-backed use in the 1999 Kargil War and later Line of Control firing in 2019 and 2025.

155 mm Modèle 50, 155 mm towed howitzer, Artillery

Algerian War, 1973 Yom Kippur War155 mm Modèle 50155 mm towed howitzerBuilt by: Arsenal de Bourges / BAE Systems BoforsThe 155 mm Modèle 50 was France's postwar split-trail 155 mm howitzer, produced for French service and export before the TRF1 replaced it. Its catalog record is anchored by documented French use in Algeria and Israeli Modèle 50 artillery service in the 1973 Yom Kippur War, with Swedish license production known as 15,5 cm Haubits F.

Archer, 155 mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer, Artillery

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarArcher155 mm wheeled self-propelled howitzerBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsArcher is a Swedish 155 mm L52 wheeled self-propelled howitzer designed by BAE Systems Bofors around automated loading, protected crew operation, and rapid displacement after firing. Sweden fielded the 6x6 Volvo-based system, later ordered 8x8 RMMV versions for its own artillery force, and Ukrainian front-line use has been documented through Swedish reporting and government sustainment packages.

AMOS, Twin-barrel 120 mm turreted mortar system, Artillery

AMOSTwin-barrel 120 mm turreted mortar systemBuilt by: Patria Hägglunds OyAMOS is a Finnish-Swedish twin-barrel 120 mm breech-loading mortar turret developed for protected wheeled, tracked, and naval platforms. Public sources document Finnish Army XA-361 AMOS vehicles, CV90 and naval prototype work, rapid shoot-and-scoot fire missions, MRSI firing, and a single-barrel Patria Nemo follow-on, but no directly sourced AMOS combat-use row was found for a named conflict.

ARTHUR, Weapon locating / artillery locating radar, Electronic Warfare

2001 War in Afghanistan, 2003 Iraq War +1 moreARTHURWeapon locating / artillery locating radarBuilt by: SaabARTHUR is Saab's mobile weapon locating radar family for counter-battery work: it detects artillery, mortar, and rocket projectiles in flight, calculates firing and impact points, and feeds counter-fire or warning networks. UK defence sources documented MAMBA, the British ARTHUR designation, supporting operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, while Ukrainian artillery-reconnaissance troops were later documented operating British MAMBA/ARTHUR in 2022.

M136 AT4, Disposable shoulder-fired light anti-armor recoilless weapon, Infantry Weapons

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2003 Iraq War +3 moreM136 AT4Disposable shoulder-fired light anti-armor recoilless weaponBuilt by: FFV Ordnance / Saab Bofors Dynamics / Alliant TechsystemsThe M136 AT4 is the U.S. designation for an Americanized Saab AT4, a single-shot 84 mm shoulder-fired anti-armor weapon issued as a disposable launch tube. It gives infantry a lightweight close-range option against light armor, bunkers, gun positions, and buildings, while the wider AT4CS family adds confined-space variants for different target effects. Ukraine has received AT-4 systems through U.S. security assistance during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle, Recoilless rifle, Infantry Weapons

2001 War in AfghanistanCarl Gustaf recoilless rifleRecoilless rifleBuilt by: SaabThe Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle is Sweden's 84 mm, reloadable, multi-role shoulder weapon family. Saab says the M4 is under one meter long, backward-compatible with legacy rounds, and used with anti-armour, anti-structure, anti-personnel, smoke, illumination, and programmable high-explosive ammunition.

NLAW, Shoulder-launched anti-tank missile system, Infantry Weapons

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarNLAWShoulder-launched anti-tank missile systemBuilt by: Saab Bofors Dynamics / Thales Air DefenceNLAW (Next Generation Light Anti-Tank Weapon) is a Swedish-British shoulder-launched anti-tank missile system for one-soldier, short-range anti-armor defense. Saab describes it as a 2002 Sweden-UK cooperative design, known as Robot 57 in Sweden and MBT LAW in the UK, with predicted line-of-sight guidance and selectable overfly top-attack or direct-attack modes.

40 mm APFSDS-T round, 40 mm APFSDS-T round, Munitions

40 mm APFSDS-T round40 mm APFSDS-T roundBuilt by: Bofors Defence ABThe 40 mm APFSDS-T round is a Swedish Bofors Defence AB kinetic-energy cartridge for 40 mm L/70 gun systems, using an armour-piercing fin-stabilized discarding-sabot projectile with tracer. Bofors material places it in the 40 mm ammunition family beside 3P and training rounds, identifies Mk I and Mk II development, and Swedish Armed Forces safety regulations list SLPPRJ 90 and SLPPRJ 01 LK designations for Strf 90 and Lvkv 90 firing contexts.

40 mm Multi-purpose Tracer round, 40 mm L/70 multi-purpose tracer round, Munitions

40 mm Multi-purpose Tracer round40 mm L/70 multi-purpose tracer roundBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe 40 mm Multi-purpose Tracer round is a Swedish Bofors 40 mm L/70 cartridge for the 40/70B gun family. Jane's describes it as a complement to the PFHE Mk 2 shell for surface, ground, lightly armoured, and aerial targets, with 1,025 m/s muzzle velocity and about 20 mm RHA penetration at 1,000 m. Euro-SD later identified MPT as part of the Swedish Army CV9040's 24-round ready-use 40 mm load.

Bofors 40 mm 3P ammunition, 40 mm pre-fragmented programmable proximity-fuzed round, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarBofors 40 mm 3P ammunition40 mm pre-fragmented programmable proximity-fuzed roundBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsBofors 40 mm 3P ammunition is a Swedish pre-fragmented, programmable, proximity-fuzed round for 40 mm guns. BAE describes it as all-target ammunition with six function modes programmed immediately before firing, while Swedish government reporting places 3P ammunition in a TRIDON Mk2 air-defense package procured for donation to Ukraine.

HEAT 551, 84 mm anti-armour round, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarHEAT 55184 mm anti-armour roundBuilt by: SaabHEAT 551 is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf anti-armour round for the M4 launcher. Saab describes it as a rocket-assisted HEAT munition with a shaped-charge warhead and 700 m effective range, while a March 2022 Ukrainian Ground Forces instruction identifies HEAT RAP FFV 551 in Carl Gustav fielding and training context.

HEAT 551C RS, 84 mm anti-armour round with reduced sensitivity, Munitions

HEAT 551C RS84 mm anti-armour round with reduced sensitivityBuilt by: SaabHEAT 551C RS is Saab's Swedish 84 mm Carl-Gustaf anti-armour round for the M4 family. Saab describes it as a rocket-assisted evolution of HEAT 551 with reduced-sensitivity insensitive-munition characteristics, significant behind-armour effect, and a 700 m effective range.

ASM 509, 84 mm anti-structure round, Munitions

ASM 50984 mm anti-structure roundBuilt by: SaabASM 509 is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf anti-structure round. Official Saab material describes it as an enhanced explosive munition for built-up areas, with impact or delay modes and a 300 m effective range against structures and light-armoured vehicles.

HEAT 758, 84 mm anti-tank round, Munitions

HEAT 75884 mm anti-tank roundBuilt by: SaabHEAT 758 is Saab's 84 mm tandem anti-tank round for the Carl-Gustaf M4. Saab launched it in 2026 as a Firebolt-compatible munition that weighs about 3.7 kg, reaches 600 m, and is designed to defeat explosive reactive armour before penetrating up to 700 mm of armour.

ADM 401, 84 mm area defence munition, Munitions

ADM 40184 mm area defence munitionBuilt by: SaabADM 401 is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf area-defence munition for close-in protection. It is cataloged as relationship-only ammunition tied to the Carl-Gustaf launcher family because the specific flechette round is documented by role, payload, and compatibility rather than by independent conflict use.

HEAT 655 CS, 84 mm confined-space anti-armour round, Munitions

HEAT 655 CS84 mm confined-space anti-armour roundBuilt by: SaabHEAT 655 CS is Saab's Swedish 84 mm Carl-Gustaf anti-armour round optimized for firing from confined spaces. Saab launched the round at the end of 2013, describes it as the first Carl-Gustaf ammunition designed around reduced back blast for indoor firing, and lists a 4.8 kg complete weight with a 300 m effective range.

HE 441D/441D RS, 84 mm high-explosive anti-personnel round, Munitions

HE 441D/441D RS84 mm high-explosive anti-personnel roundBuilt by: SaabHE 441D/441D RS is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf high-explosive anti-personnel round, built for direct-impact or time-mode airburst fire from the recoilless rifle family. Saab lists 1,300 m point-target and 1,250 m area-target ranges, while its HE 448 background story describes HE 441 as the earlier high-explosive round with an 800-steel-ball fragmentation payload.

HEDP 502, 84 mm high-explosive dual-purpose round, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarHEDP 50284 mm high-explosive dual-purpose roundBuilt by: SaabHEDP 502 is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf high-explosive dual-purpose round for built-up-area fighting. Saab describes it as combat-proven, with impact and delay functions and a 3.3 kg complete-round weight; a 2022 Ukrainian Land Forces guide lists HEDP FFV 502 among foreign-supplied Carl-Gustaf ammunition for Ukrainian forces.

HEDP 502 RS, 84 mm high-explosive dual-purpose round, Munitions

HEDP 502 RS84 mm high-explosive dual-purpose roundBuilt by: SaabHEDP 502 RS is Saab's 84 mm high-explosive dual-purpose cartridge for the Carl-Gustaf and M3 MAAWS family. Saab groups HEDP 502 / 502 RS with ammunition for built-up-area targets, while a U.S. Army University Press table identifies HEDP 502 RS as DODIC CA21 in the M3 MAAWS ammunition set.

ILLUM 545C, 84 mm illumination round, Munitions

ILLUM 545C84 mm illumination roundBuilt by: SaabILLUM 545C is Saab's fielded 84 mm Carl-Gustaf illumination round, a parachute-suspended support munition for the M4 family. Saab lists seven preset ranges from 300 to 2,100 metres, a 400 to 500 metre illuminated area, and about 30 seconds of light for night operations.

MT 756, 84 mm multi-target round, Munitions

MT 75684 mm multi-target roundBuilt by: SaabMT 756 is Saab's 84 mm Carl-Gustaf multi-target round for attacking structures, bunkers, and light-armoured vehicles. Saab describes it as a fielded anti-structure munition with a tandem charge that opens a wall or light-armour barrier so the main charge can detonate behind the obstacle.

HE 448, 84 mm programmable high-explosive round, Munitions

HE 44884 mm programmable high-explosive roundBuilt by: SaabHE 448 is Saab's 84 mm programmable high-explosive round for the Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle family. It replaces the older mechanical fuze approach with an electro-mechanical fuze, communicates with advanced fire-control devices through Firebolt, and is designated HE 441E Programmable Round by the U.S. Army.

HEAT 751, 84 mm tandem anti-armour round, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarHEAT 75184 mm tandem anti-armour roundBuilt by: SaabHEAT 751 is Saab's 84 mm tandem anti-armour round for the Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifle family. Saab describes it as a 3.8 kg, 700 m munition for modern main battle tanks protected by explosive reactive armor, and later cited repeated Ukrainian use against Russian tanks while introducing the follow-on HEAT 758.

Bofors 155mm BONUS munition, 155 mm artillery-launched, fire-and-forget anti-armor munition, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2014 War Against the Islamic StateBofors 155mm BONUS munition155 mm artillery-launched, fire-and-forget anti-armor munitionBuilt by: BAE Systems Bofors / KNDS FranceBONUS is a Swedish-French 155 mm artillery projectile that ejects two sensor-fuzed submunitions over an armor target area. BAE Systems describes it as a fire-and-forget round compatible with most existing 155 mm artillery guns, while conflict reporting documents French use against Islamic State vehicles and Ukrainian use against Russian armor.

BONUS 155 mm top-attack submunition projectile, 155 mm artillery-launched, fire-and-forget anti-armor munition, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2014 War Against the Islamic StateBONUS 155 mm top-attack submunition projectile155 mm artillery-launched, fire-and-forget anti-armor munitionBuilt by: BAE Systems Bofors / KNDS FranceBONUS is a Swedish-French 155 mm artillery projectile that ejects two sensor-fuzed submunitions over an armor target area. BAE Systems describes it as a fire-and-forget round compatible with most existing 155 mm artillery guns, while conflict reporting documents French use against Islamic State vehicles and Ukrainian use against Russian armor.

RBS15 Mk3 anti-ship missile, Anti-ship and land-attack missile, Munitions

RBS15 Mk3 anti-ship missileAnti-ship and land-attack missileBuilt by: Saab / Diehl DefenceThe RBS15 Mk3 is a Saab and Diehl Defence anti-ship missile with land-attack capability for ship and coastal launchers. Saab lists active-radar terminal seeking, INS/GPS navigation, subsonic speed, a roughly 200 kg warhead, and more than 200 km range; official reporting ties the Mk3 to German K130 corvettes, Polish Orkan-class fast attack craft, and Sweden's renewed coastal missile capability.

Meteor, Beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile, Munitions

MeteorBeyond-visual-range air-to-air missileBuilt by: MBDAMBDA Meteor is a European beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile developed by six partner nations under MBDA leadership. The missile combines active radar homing, datalinked mid-course updates, a blast-fragmentation warhead, and a variable-flow ducted rocket for sustained endgame energy; official sources document operational carriage on Gripen, Typhoon, and Rafale aircraft and ongoing integration or test activity for F-35 and KF-21 fighters.

RBS 70 Mk 3 Bolide, Laser beam-riding short-range surface-to-air missile, Munitions

RBS 70 Mk 3 BolideLaser beam-riding short-range surface-to-air missileBuilt by: Saab Bofors DynamicsThe RBS 70 Mk 3 Bolide is Saab Bofors Dynamics' all-target missile for the Swedish RBS 70 short-range air-defense family. It keeps the line's laser beam-riding guidance while giving RBS 70 NG a Mach 2 interceptor for aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, UAVs, and selected ground targets. Public Ukraine sources identify RBS 70 systems and ammunition in Ukrainian service, but reviewed sources do not cleanly identify the exact missile lots as Bolide, so this entry is kept as a relationship-only munition page.

.300 Norma Magnum, Long-range centerfire rifle cartridge, Munitions

.300 Norma MagnumLong-range centerfire rifle cartridgeBuilt by: Norma Precision.300 Norma Magnum is a Swedish-origin long-range centerfire rifle cartridge in the Norma Magnum family. Norma presents the caliber as a modern precision cartridge tied to its earlier .308 Norma Mag lineage, while C.I.P. lists Sweden as country of origin and SAAMI later accepted the 300 Norma Magnum for standardization. The record links documented chambered rifles such as the Barrett MRAD / MK22 and PGW Timberwolf Gen 3 without turning those relationships into conflict-use claims.

Bofors BILL anti-tank guided missile, Overfly top-attack anti-tank guided missile, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarBofors BILL anti-tank guided missileOverfly top-attack anti-tank guided missileBuilt by: BAE Systems Bofors / Saab Bofors DynamicsBofors BILL is a Swedish wire-guided anti-tank guided missile family built around an overfly top-attack flight path, allowing the warhead to strike armor from above rather than through frontal armor. Bofors developed the original RBS 56 BILL after a 1979 order, Saab describes BILL 2 as the later dual-warhead upgrade, and open-source transfer tracking documents Swedish RBS-56 BILL missiles delivered or pledged to Ukraine before March 2023.

10mm Auto, Semi-automatic pistol cartridge, Munitions

10mm AutoSemi-automatic pistol cartridgeBuilt by: Norma Precision / Federal Premium10mm Auto is a high-pressure semi-automatic pistol cartridge developed around the Jeff Cooper and Dornaus & Dixon Bren Ten concept and first manufactured commercially by Norma Precision. It remains a commercial handgun and hunting cartridge, with SAAMI and C.I.P. standards defining the 10mm Automatic / 10 mm Auto cartridge and current manufacturers offering pistols and ammunition around it.

RBS 17 / Robot 17, Short-range laser-guided anti-ship missile system, Munitions

RBS 17 / Robot 17Short-range laser-guided anti-ship missile systemBuilt by: Saab Bofors DynamicsRBS 17, also called Robot 17, is a Swedish short-range anti-ship missile system derived from the U.S. AGM-114C Hellfire and adapted for coastal defense. Swedish Armed Forces material describes it as a precision laser-guided weapon used by amphibious units, transported by combat boat, and able to operate from land or vessels against targets on water or land.

TAURUS KEPD 350, Stand-off cruise missile, Munitions

TAURUS KEPD 350Stand-off cruise missileBuilt by: TAURUS SystemsTAURUS KEPD 350 is a German-Swedish air-launched stand-off cruise missile built by TAURUS Systems, the MBDA Deutschland and Saab Dynamics joint venture, for precision strikes against hardened, buried, and other high-value targets. Official sources describe a 500 km-plus weapon with low-level terrain-following navigation, GPS-independent attack modes, and a 481 kg MEPHISTO tandem warhead; public evidence supports carrier and operator context but not confirmed wartime delivery or use, so this catalog entry remains relationship-only.

MK 110 57 mm Gun, 57 mm naval gun, Naval Systems

MK 110 57 mm Gun57 mm naval gunBuilt by: BAE Systems Bofors / BAE Systems Land and Armaments L.P.The MK 110 57 mm Gun is the U.S. designation for BAE Systems' Bofors 57 Mk3 naval gun, a fully automatic 57 mm / 70-caliber mount assembled in Louisville, Kentucky for U.S. service. U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and BAE Systems sources place the gun on Navy Littoral Combat Ships, including both Freedom and Independence variants, and on Coast Guard National Security Cutters; BAE also describes immediate ammunition-type switching and six-mode programmable 57 mm Mk 295 Mod 0 / Bofors 3P ammunition for air, surface, and shore targets.

Tareq / Boghammar speedboat, Armed speedboat / fast inshore attack craft, Naval Systems

1980 Iran-Iraq WarTareq / Boghammar speedboatArmed speedboat / fast inshore attack craftBuilt by: Iranian defense industry / IRGC Navy workshopsThe Tareq or Boghammar speedboat family covers Swedish Boghammar high-speed patrol boats and Iranian-built or Iranian-modified descendants used by the IRGC Navy as lightly armed fast inshore attack craft. The type became prominent during the Tanker War phase of the 1980 Iran-Iraq War, when Revolutionary Guard crews used small armed speedboats for harassment and attacks on shipping, and later remained part of Iran's broader small-boat swarm and coastal-denial force.

Docksta CB90 / Combat Boat 90 H, Fast assault craft / combat boat, Naval Systems

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarDocksta CB90 / Combat Boat 90 HFast assault craft / combat boatBuilt by: Dockstavarvet ABThe Docksta CB90, also known as Combat Boat 90 H or Stridsbat 90 H, is a Swedish all-aluminum fast assault craft produced by Dockstavarvet for littoral troop movement, cargo transport, and landing on unprepared beaches. Dockstavarvet says prototype work began after its 1988 selection, serial production started in 1990, and 147 Swedish boats had been delivered by October 2003. Manufacturer material identifies export and mission variants including CB 90 HCG, CB 90 HMN, Malaysian CB 90 H/HEX boats, CB 90 HS, and the modernized CB90 Next Generation / CB 90HSM.

Dockstavarvet IC16M / IC16MII interceptor craft, High-speed patrol / interceptor boat, Naval Systems

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarDockstavarvet IC16M / IC16MII interceptor craftHigh-speed patrol / interceptor boatBuilt by: Dockstavarvet ABThe Dockstavarvet IC16M is a Swedish all-aluminum high-speed interceptor craft developed from the CB90 concept for patrol, security, and shallow-water interception work. Russian IC16MII boats P-834 and P-835 were commissioned in 2011, transferred to the Black Sea Fleet in 2014 as anti-saboteur boats, and later documented with a 12.7 mm 6P50-2 Kord fit.

Bofors 375 mm rocket launcher, Shipboard anti-submarine rocket launcher, Naval Systems

Bofors 375 mm rocket launcherShipboard anti-submarine rocket launcherBuilt by: BAE Systems Bofors / Creusot-Loire / Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesThe Bofors 375 mm rocket launcher is a Swedish shipboard anti-submarine rocket-depth-charge system developed after World War II and fielded in two-, four-, and six-tube forms. The M/50 family tied sonar-directed fire control to an unmanned powered mount, below-deck ammunition handling, and 375 mm rockets, while license and derivative production by Creusot-Loire and Mitsubishi spread the system across French, Japanese, German, Dutch, Swedish, and export warship fits.

120mm TAK-120, Single 120 mm/46 dual-purpose naval automatic gun turret, Naval Systems

120mm TAK-120Single 120 mm/46 dual-purpose naval automatic gun turretBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe 120mm TAK-120 is a Swedish Bofors single-gun naval turret that adapted the linked FAK-120/Lvakan 4501 automatic field-gun line for fast attack craft and small corvettes. NavWeaps and WeaponSystems.net describe it as a water-cooled, automatically loaded dual-purpose gun with Finnish Turunmaa/Pohjanmaa and Indonesian Fatahillah-class service, but no source reviewed directly ties the turret to a cataloged armed conflict.

120 mm Bofors M1950, Twin 120 mm/50 automatic dual-purpose naval gun turret, Naval Systems

120 mm Bofors M1950Twin 120 mm/50 automatic dual-purpose naval gun turretBuilt by: BAE Systems BoforsThe 120 mm Bofors M1950 was a Swedish twin-barrel automatic naval gun turret developed by Bofors for postwar destroyers and frigates. NavWeaps and Dutch Ministry material describe a high-rate pendulum-loader mounting used by Swedish, Dutch, Colombian, and Peruvian ships, with the Dutch Mark 10 installation serving from 1954 to 2001 and later reused on Tromp-class guided-weapon frigates.

Bv-202, Articulated tracked all-terrain carrier, Support Equipment

1982 Falklands War, 2014 Russia-Ukraine WarBv-202Articulated tracked all-terrain carrierBuilt by: Volvo BMThe Bv-202 is a Swedish two-unit articulated tracked carrier developed by Bolinder-Munktell and Volvo BM for snow, marsh, and other low-ground-pressure transport. British Royal Marines used Volvo BV 202E vehicles for mobility and rescue support during the 1982 Falklands War, while donated Bandvagn 202 vehicles reached Ukrainian forces during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War for personnel, cargo, and medical-evacuation tasks.

Strv 122, Main battle tank, Tanks

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarStrv 122Main battle tankBuilt by: Krauss-Maffei Wegmann / BAE Systems Bofors / Alvis HagglundsThe Strv 122, formally Stridsvagn 122, is Sweden's Leopard 2-based main battle tank, adapted for Swedish service with a four-person crew, a 120 mm smoothbore gun, 7.62 mm machine guns, smoke launchers, reinforced protection, and a digital command-support system. Sweden donated about ten tanks to Ukraine in 2023, trained Ukrainian crews in Sweden, and later contracted to modernize its remaining Strv 122 fleet into the Strv 123A standard while buying new Leopard 2A8-based Strv 123B tanks.