in the old Cavalry Barracks at Lidingövägen in Stockholm. Three of the companies are infantry (Foot Guards) and two are cavalry (Horse Guards). 11th Military Police Battalion The 11th Military Police Battalion maintains law and order in the Swedish Armed Forces. The battalion consists of a personal security company, two military police companies and an investigation team. The battalion is commanded by the battalion headquarters with support from a staff and support platoon. The battalion carries the cavalry traditions from the old Life Guard Dragoons. 12th Motorised Infantry Battalion The 12th Motorised Infantry Battalion is equipped with the Patria XA-360 AMV and is specialized in urban warfare. It can operate both nationally and internationally. The battalion was raised in 2016 when the Guards Battalion and the 7th Infantry Battalion (shared with the Life Regiment Hussars) were amalgamated. The main part of the battalion consists of part-time officers and soldiers. The HQ and Support Company consists of full-time officers and soldiers. The battalion has its roots in the Svea Life Guards and carries the traditions of the guards infantry. 13th Counter-intelligence battalion The 13th Counter-intelligence Battalion is specialised in managing the five generic security threats: crime, subversion, intelligence, sabotage and terrorism. It contains units from the Army, the Amphibious Corps and the Swedish Air Force. The Battalion carries the cavalry traditions from the old Life Guard Dragoons. Commandant of Stockholm () From 2000 to 2017, the commander of the Life Guards also held the appointment of Commandant of Stockholm and had a Commandant Staff subordinated to him. The staff is responsible for planning and managing state ceremonial duties in Stockholm and work as a link between the Swedish Armed Forces, the Cabinet Office and the Royal Court. The staff is based at the Royal Guard's Wing at the Royal Palace in Stockholm. Swedish Armed Forces Dog Unit (FMHE) The Swedish Armed Forces Dog Unit (, FMHE) is responsible for the acquisition and training of military dogs within the Swedish Armed Forces. The unit is based in Märsta and Sollefteå. Swedish Armed Forces International Centre (Swedint) The Swedish Armed Forces International Centre (, Swedint) is responsible for the training of soldiers going on international duty. The unit is based in Granhammar Barracks in Kungsängen. Swedish Armed Forces Music Corps (FöMus) The Swedish Armed Forces Music Corps, which falls under the Life Guards, is responsible for all military music responsibilities in the Swedish