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Together we can do it

By: Bengt-Åke Folkeson – 5 November 2009 kl: 12.48

Last updated: 8 July 2013 kl: 14.36

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The Commanding Officer of the Swedish Armed Forces International Centre (SWEDINT), Colonel Thomas Karlsson expressed to the participants his best wishes and good luck to their future assignments around the world.

The students who left Swedint where very happy after a successful training. Photo: Eva Giertz/Försvarsmakten

The United Nations Integrated Mission Concept Training to the UNSOC, UNCIVSOC, UNPCC & IntSAC came to an end on Friday 30th October after three respectively two weeks training including a Command Post Exercise (CPX), where all participants held assignments in a UN HQ.

The students who left Swedint where very happy after a successful training, looking forward to mantling their new positions and challenges in Peacekeeping missions.