File:Carl Eric Almgren, Anders Magnus Olson, Sten Geijer in 1975 MILIF.003955.jpg
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English: Lieutenant General Carl Eric Almgren, Commander In Chief, Swedish Army, and Mrs. Almgren on a tour of the United States in May 1975. LTG and Mrs. Almgren are guests of the US Army Chief of Staff during their tour of military installations in the United States. Also pictured are Colonel Sten Geijer, Defense and Military Attache, Embasssy of Sweden, Washington, D. C.; Lieutenant Colonel Anders Magnus Olson, Head of Tactical and Intelligence Division Army Headquartes, Sweden; |
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