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Hi,

Wondering if anyone can help me on this one, please.

 

I've contacted various Swedish official offices and museums, but they've all drawn a blank.

 

I'm wondering what form or record the Swedish military records each vehicle's details on.

 

The British used Form 419 B, which is commonly called the B card.

They recorded the registration and chassis number, what it is and make, when made, Date into service (DIS), which units it was issued to and when, etc, etc.

I'm presuming that Sweden has or had a similar record card system of some sort?

 

The UK went digitised in 1986 when they created the program MERLIN, and then changed to a newer system in 2013. This allowed the 1986 MERLIN digital version to be released to the public - which is great to finding details of when vehicles that were in service on or after 1st January 1984 (they back dated 2 years) went into and out of service. see https://sites.google.com/view/alvis-stalwart-hmlc-files/military-vehicle-records-section

 

These are the old B Card.

Thanks for your help.

 

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Registreringsbevis

Or more commonly known as reg.bevis and regbevis.

 

Same name for both military and civilian document. Or possibly as MikaelD points out; with the prefix "military".

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20 minutes ago, Vinkon said:

Registreringsbevis

Or more commonly known as reg.bevis and regbevis.

 

Same name for both military and civilian document. Or possibly as MikaelD points out; with the prefix "military".

Many thanks, Vinkon 

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