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Only One in a Hundred Wants to Become a Soldier on Today's Salary

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89 percent of Swedes think a strong defense is important, but only 18 percent would consider becoming a soldier – and only one percent would want to do so with the current basic salary of 25,000 kronor a month. This is according to a survey by Norstat commissioned by the Swedish Officers' Association.

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Only One in a Hundred Wants to Become a Soldier on Today's Salary

89 percent of Swedes think a strong defense is important, but only 18 percent would consider becoming a soldier – and only one percent would want to do so with the current basic salary of 25,000 kronor a month. This is according to a survey by Norstat commissioned by the Swedish Officers' Association.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Omni broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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