Johan was a squad leader for 1st Recon squad as well as a sniper.
His courage, will power and humbleness was what defined him. His sense for details was second to none, and he always went above and beyond. He shall forever be remembered as one of the best.
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Dalton was a rifleman in 1st Platoon and served with distinction. He never complained and was known to help his brothers in arms stay calm and focused. He was always polite and humble.
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Lance was a rifleman in 2nd Platoon and was the definition of a professional soldier. Brave, calm and knowledgeable, he supported his comrades whenever he could and would always put the mission first.
Andrew was relatively new in the unit but was quickly assigned as a squad leader in 2nd Platoon. A former student at Westpoint, he was to be assigned as the leader of 2nd Platoon. He was always professional.
Edvard was CO for what was the 312th Swedish Volunteer Company. He was instrumental in raising and organising the unit, and without his leadership and commitment it would not have been possible.
A true representation of what it means to be a Swedish Officer.
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First Rifle Platoon (Special Assault Platoon) are specialised in assaulting and clearing terrain, with emphasis on clearing.
Second Rifle Platoon Second Platoon (Heavy Weapons Platoon) are specialised in the use of heavy weapons to provide fire support.
Third Recon Platoon (Special Reconnaisance Platoon) are specialised in infiltration and sniper ops.
Fourth Drone Squad (Drone Team) are specalised in the use of drones for tactical deployment.
Fifth Pioneer Squad (Assault Pioneer Team) are specalised in fabricating, arming and detonating explosives.
Sixth Support Platoon (Combat Support Platoon) consist of medics, EOD, mechanics and instructors. Parts of these directly support company operations whilst some are operating in other locations.
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In order to ensure that all applicants are up to standard for service we have a list of minimum requirements. It is vital that you thoroughly read through the expectations and demands and that you are honest in your application. For more information, scroll down on this page.
For the most common questions we have established an FAQ further down on this page. For any further inquires beyond the scope of the FAQ, please contact us.
The primary function of the company is in a combat role, with frontline rotations. This means that you'll see frontline service for a few weeks, followed by a rest and recoup further behind the lines before rotating back in. Besides combat troops, the company also deploy instructors and medical personnel for service.
The unit has had serious issues with getting a bank account due to the swedish bank system. Currently we are asking for any donation to be sent to the PayPal of the Company Commander. If this sounds suspicious to you, or if you wish to donate supplies, please contact us.
Volunteer servicemembers are expected to adhere to the regulations and behaviour as expected within the military profession.
Your ethnicity, creed or sexual orientation is not relevant in the line of duty.
Should you be interested in joining up, please make sure to mention it on your application form when you fill it in. We will get in touch with you in order.
The maximum age for applicants is 45 years. This will most likely not be reviewed in the near future.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine do not accept anyone who has committed any felonies that carry prison sentences. We will request a copy of your criminal record before rotation.
You will be expected to conduct heavy physical labour and combat in both an offensive and defensive role. Be honest with yourself.
You need to have received a vaccination against COVID-19 (minimum two shots) and Cholera (Dukoral).
You are required to have a valid passport. Temporary passports have had varied success, so a full passport is preferred to ensure a smooth crossing.
You need to have prior military experience.
-What does this entail?
A preference for veterans with combat experience, with overseas tours an added advantage. If you just got out of basic training your application will still be taken under consideration.
No serious or chronic injury that can flare up at inopportune times. In conjunction with your application a fully filled out medical form will be requested.
The Chosen Company (former 312th Volunteer Company) has been raised in collaboration with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The purpose is to ease coordination and tactical readiness.
By signing the documents presented upon arrival, you will be classified as a combatant within the framework of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The contract will be actively renewed on a monthly basis, or until martial law is lifted.
Yes, however our planned rotations are between 2-3 months in length, with the ability to extend your term of service.
Compensation is the same as for all personnel serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine; 1000€/month. We are aware of that while this is wholly underwhelming to support a living situation in Sweden, we are currently looking at options to assist in coverage. We currently have a legal team investigating this prospect further.
No, but if you die of some preventable disease because you didn't, that's on you.
We will conduct tests for all applicants. You need to evaluate yourself before you go. You must be able to conduct combat through both defense and offense. It is reasonable to assume situations that require tremendous explosiveness and endurance. Also expect that there will occasionally be longer foot marches, and that some defenses will be dug and a number of sandbags will be carried.
A preference for veterans with combat experience and overseas tours an added advantage. If you just got out of basic training your application will still be taken under consideration.
Yes and no. If you cannot carry your own combat load due to a previous injury, then we must decline your application. However if you have a rare disease that doesn't impair you in the short-term (6-12 months) and want to add your efforts to our cause, then you are welcome to apply.
No serious or chronic injury that can flare up at inopportune times. In conjunction with your application a fully filled out medical form will be requested.
We are currently not accepting anyone above the age of 45 for service, with the exception of experienced officers and instructors for training and exercise purposes.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine have specified that: "No crimes that carry the penalty of prison sentences". We have chosen to strictly adhere to these guidelines, and the Ukrainian recruitment office will do a background check.
As of now we are primarily in need of monetary aid. Any donated funds will be used as coverage for our personnel, to cover transit and fuel costs. If you are interested in helping us, then please contact us at HR@312e.se
Yes, you need to have a valid passport. Provisional or short-term passports have had varied levels of success, therefor we advise that you get a regular passport.