A7 (Artillery Regiment)

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Coordinates: 57°37′59″N 18°18′3″E / 57.63306°N 18.30083°E / 57.63306; 18.30083

Gotlands Artillery Regiment (A 7)
Active	1811–2000
Country	Sweden
Allegiance	Swedish Armed Forces
Branch	Army
Type	Artillery
Size	Regiment
Part of	MKG (1942–1993) Milo M / MKG (1993–2000)
Garrison/HQ	Visby
Colors	Green     (1884-2000)
March	Gotlands artillery regement marsch
Disbanded	2000

Gotlands artillery regement, A 7, was a Swedish artillery regiment that was in active service between 1811 and 2000. The regiment was based in Visby to the Gotland Garrison.

[edit] History

The Regiment origins from the Gotland Artillery Conscripts (Gotlands nationalbevärings artilleribeväring),which was organized in 1811 as a result of a Russian occupation (1808-1809). The Unit was later reorganized into Gotland Conscripts Artillery Corps (Gotlands nationalbevärings artillerikår) in 1861 and the designation No. 4. In 1887 it changed name to Gotland Artillery Corps, A 4.

Gotland Artillery Corps was redesignated A 7 in 1892 because the planned Norrlands artillery regement got the designation A 4. When Gotland Artillery Corps was reorganized in 1975 it became The Gotland Artillery Regiment, A 7, which was the name it would keep until it was Disbanded in 2000. Its traditions was passed on and left in the care of Artilleriregementet.

[edit] Companies

• Carlswärds company
• Stålhatts company
• Wisborgs company

[edit] Misc

The Gotlands artillery regement old Garrison Korsbetningen.

[edit] Artillery Commander on Gotland

Office Building & barracks 2009. Today he Buildings houses the Swedish Tax Agency, the Enforcement Administration och the Swedish Road Administration.

Office Building & barracks ca 1910.

• 1887 - 1894 - Lt. Colonel Frans Thomas Schartau
• 1894 - 1895 - Lt. Colonel Claes Johan Viktor A. Meurling
• 1895 - 1906 - Lt. Colonel Alexander Johan Baltzar von Strussenfelt
• 1906 - 1909 - Lt. Colonel Gabriel Axel Torén
• 1909 - 1911 - Lt. Colonel Karl Osvald Toll
• 1911 - 1913 - Lt. Colonel Claes Axel Breitholtz
• 1913 - 1915 - Lt. Colonel John Gustaf Gerhard Améen
• 1915 - 1919 - Lt. Colonel Bo Arvid Tarras-Wahlberg
• 1919 - 1926 - Lt. Colonel Bertil Lilliehöök
• 1926 - 1927 - Colonel Carl Georg Ohlson
• 1928 - 1931 - Colonel Gunnar Ludvig Malkolm Salander
• 1931 - 1934 - Lt. Colonel Per Falk
• 1934 - 1939 - Colonel Carl-Gustaf David Hamilton
• 1939 - 1941 - Lt. Colonel Gustaf Peder Wilhelm Dyrssen
• 1941 - 1943 - Colonel Curt Sixten Reinhold Kempff
• 1943 - 1945 - Colonel Ivar Bert Tyko Carpelan
• 1945 - 1947 - Colonel Erik Thorsten Berggren
• 1947 - 1949 - Colonel Arvid Mauritz Eriksson
• 1949 - 1953 - Colonel Nils Oskar Söderberg
• 1953 - 1959 - Colonel Göran Schildt
• 1959 - 1970 - Colonel Tore Edvard Deutgen
• 1970 - 1974 - Colonel Stig Alrik Nihlén
• 1974 - 1975 - Lt. Colonel Karl-Erik Bellvar Kennerby
• 1975 - 1978 - Colonel Carl Arcadius Holger Areskoug
• 1978 - 1980 - Colonel Reinhold Lahti
• 1980 - 1982 - Colonel Erik Helge Gard
• 1982 - 1990 - Lt. Colonel Curt-Christer Bertil Gustafsson
• 1990 - 1991 - Colonel Hans Gunnar Dellner
• 1991 - 1992 - Lt. Colonel Kjell Åke Plantin
• 1992 - 1999 - Colonel Bengt Olof (Olle) Allan Bjurström
• 1999 - 2000 - Lt. Colonel Sven-Åke Asklander
• 2000 - Lt. Colonel Bo Hansson