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🏛️ Swiss military traditions: history since 1291, ceremonies, symbols, values. ~147,000 citizen-soldiers uphold these traditions.

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Swiss military traditions date back to 1291, the founding of the Confederation. For over 700 years, ~147,000 citizen-soldiers have upheld these traditions based on armed neutrality (since 1815, Congress of Vienna).

"The quality of badges reflects the professionalism of the unit." - Tradition militaire suisse

This unique militia system combines civic engagement with national defense. Every Swiss citizen contributes to this centuries-old tradition through 245-300 days of mandatory service.

Source: Source: vtg.admin.ch | Reference: Federal Constitution, Art. 58 (Army)

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Swiss military traditions date back to 1291, the founding year of the Swiss Confederation with the Federal Charter. For over 700 years, the militia system has formed the backbone of national defense, with ~147,000 citizen-soldiers today. Source: Source: vtg.admin.ch
The citizen-soldier tradition has been at the heart of Swiss military identity for over 700 years. Every Swiss man completes 245-300 days of mandatory service, starting with 18 weeks of recruit school. ~21,000 new recruits join this tradition annually. Reference: Federal Constitution, Art. 58-59

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