Ronneby Air Base

Officially established in 1944 as , the base was designed to host fighter squadrons. The name "Kallinge" comes from the local village, though today the facility is commonly referred to as Ronneby Air Base due to its proximity to the city of Ronneby (approximately 5 km west). By the end of World War II, F 17 was operational, initially flying the Saab B 17 dive bomber and the J 22 fighter.