| Chief of Army | |
|---|---|
| Arméchef (Swedish) | |
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| Swedish Army | |
| Type | Branch chief |
| Abbreviation | AC |
| Reports to | Chief of Armed Forces Training & Procurement[1] |
| Seat | Swedish Armed Forces Headquarters, Stockholm, Sweden |
| Nominator | The Minister of Defence |
| Appointer | The Government |
| Constituting instrument | FIB 2020:5, Chapter 13 a |
| Formation | 1937 |
| First holder | Oscar Nygren |
| Deputy | Deputy chief |
The Chief of Army (Swedish: arméchef, lit. 'Army Chief', AC) is the most senior appointment in the Swedish Army. The position Chief of Army was introduced in 1937 and the current form in 2014.
- ^ "Försvarsmaktens interna bestämmelser med arbetsordning för Försvarsmakten (FMArbo) - FIB 2020:5" (PDF). FÖRSVARSMAKTENS INTERNA BESTÄMMELSER (in Swedish). Swedish Armed Forces. 16 December 2020. p. 5. Retrieved 16 March 2021.