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The Military Police of the Estonian Defence Forces is the military police unit of the Estonian Defence Forces. The tasks of the military police include: investigation of serious disciplinary cases and some armed service- related crimes, supervision of military discipline within the Forces, military traffic control and various security tasks. [26]
Framework agreement for 3,000 trucks in 7 years for Estonian and Latvian military for €440 million signed in October 2023. [101] Quantity for Estonia not specified. First deliveries showed in 2025. [102] Volvo 66R Tactical truck: Semi-trucks Volvo FH16 550 8×4 Sweden: Heavy equipment transporter 7 [93]
Defence Chief Maj. Gen. Riho Terras said in his remarks at the retirement ceremony that the Admiral Pitka was the first unit of the Defence Forces to begin service under the NATO flag only a year after Estonia's accession to the alliance. The vessel was to be given back to Denmark, [5] but the Danes declined and the vessel was scrapped in 2014. [6]
1st Infantry Regiment (Estonia) (et: 1. Jalaväerügement) 5th Artillery Group (Estonia) 5th Infantry Regiment (Estonia) 6th Infantry Regiment (Estonia) Kalevlaste Maleva; Läänemaa Vabatahtlik Jäägrikompanii; Signal Battalion (Estonia) Support Command (Estonia) and Cyber Command (Estonia) Automobile-Tank Regiment (Estonia) Cavalry Regiment ...
The Estonian destroyer Lennuk in 1924 The Estonian submarines Kalev and Lembit during the interwar period. The Merevägi was founded on November 21, 1918. The foundation and development of the Estonian Navy rely greatly on the Royal Navy which operated in the Gulf of Finland as an ally to Estonia during the Estonian War of Independence.
Estonian Defence League's Cyber Unit; L. ... Military Police (Estonia) P. Pohjan Pojat This page was last edited on 9 December 2021, at 16:25 (UTC ...
A Chinese container ship remains the focus of an investigation into what caused the damage last year to a Baltic Sea gas pipeline between NATO members Finland and Estonia, Finnish authorities said ...
Estonia donated nine D-30s as well as an unspecified number of FH-70 howitzers to Ukraine as part of its military support to Ukraine's defence against the Russian invasion of 2022. [26] In 2023, Estonia announced that it would donate all its towed artillery pieces to Ukraine. [27] Estonia gave Ukraine 36 122mm D-30s and 24 155mm FH-70s. [28]