The Army website uses Sitestat, a Nedstat product, to measure and analyse visitor information related to our website. To enable us to do that, we use your IP-address to collect, among other things, internet traffic data and information regarding your browser type and computer.

In addition, cookies are used. A cookie is a small file that is stored on the computer of a visitor when they visit a website.

If you visit the website again, the cookie shows that it is a repeat visit. Because the visitor is recognised through the cookie, cookies are considered personal data. In addition, cookies may contain personal data themselves.

Cookies issued by Nedstat contain a unique number and therefore no personal data. They have a lifetime of 5 years.

Nedstat does not link cookies to individuals and only uses them to recognise repeat visits. Cookies issued by Nedstat cannot be used to trace your surfing behaviour across non-Nedstat websites.

It is often possible to configure your web browser to refuse cookies or to be informed if a cookie is set. Refer to your web browser guide for configuration settings.