1923 and died 10 days later. Other work Uggla has been secretary, member and chairman of a number of military committees and commissions, including the Committee for the Examination of the Service Branches Exercise Regulations (Kommittén för granskning af de särskilda vapenslagens exercisreglementen) 1885–87, the Conscription Committee (Värnpliktskommittén) 1898, the Infantry Exercise Regulations Committees (Infanteriexercisreglementskommittéerna) 1893–95, 1902–04 and 1912 as well as in the Commission for Inquiry and More Concerning the Regiment Pastor Institution (Kommissionen för utredning m. m. rörande regementspastorsinstitutionen) in 1907. Also a close friend of the voluntary shooting movement, Uggla was elected chairman of the Central Board of the National [Swedish] Rifle Clubs (Skytteförbundens överstyrelse) in 1909. As such, he has made a special contribution in terms of the development of field shooting activities in a direction that was beneficial to Sweden's defense. For many years he was a member of the board of the Swedish Central Association for Sports Promotion (Centralföreningen för idrottens främjande) and of the Swedish Red Cross. From 1898 to 1902 he was a member of the Martial Court of Appeals (Krigshovrätten). For a short time during the 1919 parliamentary term, he was the representative of Värmland County in Första kammaren. Uggla has also worked as a military writer. In addition to annual reports in the Krigsvetenskapsakademiens Handlingar och Tidskrift, he published Kriget mellan Tyskland och Frankrike 1870 och 1871 (together with G. Kleen och A. Malmborg, 1872), Handledning vid studiet af krigskonsten (1878–80) and a work dealing with the historical development of the war constitution and warfare (1885), and he wrote a section of 1818–1918. Minnesskrift med anledning af k. högre Artilleriläroverkets och Krigshögskolans på Marieberg samt Artilleri- och Ingenjörhögskolans etthundraåriga tillvaro (1918). Uggla also served as chairman in the Executive Board of the Konungens hospital ("King's Hospital") in 1913 and in the life insurance company Balder. Personal life Uggla married on 9 January 1875 to Augusta Eleonora von Post (5 April 1851 in Frösåker – 26 January 1921 in Solna), the daughter of till captain Carl Rangel von Post (1811–1876) and Baroness Elisabeth (Betty), née Cronstedt (1813–1875). He was the father of: Carl Gustafsson (born 1875); Louise (born 1877); Eva Thurinna (born 1879); Gustaf Gustafsson (born 1880); Elsa (born 1882); Signe (born 1883); Axel (born 1888); Bertil Gustafsson (born 1890); Thorsten Gustafsson (born 1892) and Bengt Gustafsson (1894–1937). Death Uggla died on 7 January 1924 in Stockholm. He was interred on