Norwegian Reserve Officers' Federation
Norwegian interest organisation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Norwegian interest organisation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Norwegian Reservist Association (Norwegian: Norsk Reservistforbund) is an interest organisation for military reserve officers in Norway.
It was established as the Conscript Officers' Association (Norwegian: Vernepligtige Officerers Forening) in 1896,[1] changed its name to Norwegian Reserve Officers’ Association (NROF) in 1975. Another name change happened in 2022, while keeping the old abbreviation NROF.[2] The association is a political independent organization, consists of 57 local branches nationwide, with about 7000 members in total.
NROF's goal is to unite officers in a union where members can debate official defense issues, develop their military skills and participate in a variety of military sports. This in order to support the Norwegian armed forces, and maintain the reservists knowledge.
To have fully competent reserve-officers able to handle national crisis and international service is NROF's vision. The association wishes to promote Norwegian interests in matters of national security and issues surrounding the Armed Forces.
Norwegian citizens who serve, or have served in the Armed Forces, can all be members of the Norwegian Reservist Association. It publishes the magazine Pro Patria.[3] President is Jørn Buø,[4] and the organizational headquarters are in Oslo.[3]
His Majesty King Harald the fifth is the organizations protector.
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