Swedish Army regiments are tasked with training conscripts and Home Guard troops. Some soldiers, such as conscripts or draftees, serve a single limited term. Paramilitaries, JNA soldiers and Serbian Territorial Defence (TO) conscripts were present in Serb-inhabited areas. Total armed forces manning numbers about 401,000 active personnel, including moreover especially conscripts. Both regiments had additional men made up of conscripts from Hungary. The Defence Forces consist of regular military units totaling 6,500 officers and conscripts. The armed forces needed only 77,000 conscripts per annum. The Yugoslav Navy had 10,000 sailors (including 4,400 conscripts and 900 marines). Part of the reason is the feeling between contract servicemen, conscripts, and officers. The Swedish Armed Forces consist of a mix of volunteers and conscripts. The squadron is a part of the 3rd Light Reconnaissance Battalion and trains conscripts. This sizable force consisted upwards of 80,000 conscripts. The IDF was generally unpopular among the British conscripts. Workers were strong-limbed, frequent military conscripts for the crown. This inconsistency was partly dealt with by abolishing the rank of sergeant for conscripts.