Halland Battalion

In 1835, the battalion was separated from Älvsborg Regiment, and formed an independent unit.

[2] When the battalion was raised in 1813, it was placed to Öster mosse (literally "Eastern bog") outside Halmstad.

On 22 June 1833, the battalion was placed to Galgberget in Halmstad, and on 15 April 1844 it was relocated back to Öster mosse.

[2] In 1959, Halland Regiment erected a memorial stone over the battalion's time at Skedalahed.

In connection with the Swedish Armed Forces leaving Skedalahed in 2000, the stone was moved to a new location.

The memorial stone of Halland Battalion at Skedalahed, erected in 1959 in the presence of the commanding officer of Halland Regiment , colonel Mohlin. The stone was moved to its present location in 2000 after having previously been in the open area south of the present site. On the stone it says: "Here the Royal Halland Battalion trained during the years 1857–1901. Halland Regiment erected the memorial stone in 1959".