Royal Swedish Air Force Materiel Administration

The agency was amalgamated into the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration.

The Royal Swedish Air Force Materiel Administration was established on 1 July 1936 with the task in technical and economic terms to exercise top management and oversight of the Swedish Air Force.

In 1948 the Airfield Department (1948–1963) became an own unit, and in 1952/1953 so did the Central Planning (to 1963) and the Personnel Office (until 1954).

[2] A special sub-unit within the Materiel Department for missiles, the Missile Defence Agency (Försvarets robotvapenbyrå), became in 1954 Robotbyrån within the Air Force Materiel Administration, in 1963 renamed to the Missile Department (Robotavdelningen) (shared by the Swedish defence as of 1962).

In 1960, the creation of the Director-General of Engineering of the [Royal] Swedish Air Force (flygöverdirektören), who took over, among others thing, the tasks of the Material Inspection.

The agency was located in these red buildings at Banérgatan 62–64 in Stockholm from 1943 to 1968.