SWISSCOY KFOR
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
Up to 215 men and women are engaged in SWISSCOY.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
In the SWISSCOY craftsmen are able to apply their expertise.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
As far as possible, the many vehicles are serviced and repaired on location.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
A staff member attends to personal issues.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
The nurses work in an international team.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
Two members of the liaison and monitoring team talking in the office.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
Specific construction machines are required for the various construction projects.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
A Swiss member of a liaison and monitoring team is talking to a local woman.
KFOR SWISSCOY in Kosovo
The know how of the Swiss craftsmen is demanded. .
SWISSCOY’s mission in Kosovo is the largest of the Swiss Armed Forces’ peacekeeping operations to date. Since 1999, up to 215 soldiers have been deployed per contingent in support of NATO’s Kosovo Force (KFOR). These men and women support the KFOR in its mission to ensure a safe and secure environment and to maintain freedom of movement for everyone in Kosovo. SWISSCOY soldiers have a wide range of tasks and functions, including working in liaison and monitoring teams, in the engineer branch or as staff
officers in the regional commands or at KFOR HQ. SWISSCOY also provides healthcare services, logistics support for road and air transport as well as support for the military police and explosive ordnance disposal team.