2015-06-01 increased opportunities to disperse. This will increase the survivability of the air forces in case of war. Existing tactical air transport aircraft (TP-84) will be maintained during the period. The Swedish Armed Forces are studying the possibilities of future acquisition of new tactical air transport aircraft. The Helicopter Wing will operate three types of modern helicopters. The Helicopter units will give special attention to supporting the naval forces with anti-submarine capabilities as well as to supporting the land forces with tactical transport. The support to the Police authorities will continue. Joint Forces The new focus on preparing to face an armed attack will gave considerable impact on for the joint forces, not least in the areas of logistics and command and control. The focus of the land Forces on high intensity warfighting at the Brigade level means that the logistics and command and control units should be adjusted accordingly. Parts of the joint logistics and the command and control units will be transferred to the land forces in case of activation or mobilisation in order to perform tactical tasks within the Brigades. The joint forces will consist of the following units, one Armed Forces Headquarters, four Regional Headquarters, one Communications Battalion, one Command and Control Battalion, one Electronic Warfare Battalion, one Armed Forces Logistics (FMLOG), two Logistics Battalions, one Technical Battalion, one Movement Control Company, two Medical Hospital Companies, two Medical Support Companies, one Special Operations Group and 19 Depot Units. All parts of the Armed Forces peacetime establishment with tasks to perform in case of raised alter or war will be organised as units. Depot units are organised throughout the country to provide support on local level and to support the activation or mobilisation of the full force. These Depot Units will also provide complementary training of the other units. All personnel working at the peacetime establishment but not assigned to other units will have an assignment at the Depot unit. All parts of the peacetime establishment and all employed personnel with tasks during raised alert or war will thus be organised for war service. Long-term defence material procurement The Defence commissions proposed the acquisition of another10 JAS 39E, in addition to the 60 JAS 39 E that are currently planned for. The Defence commission also recommended procuring a third new submarine as well as a long-range precision strike missile. A decision on these recommendations will be taken in the early 2020s. 11