Most weapons where called by an m/xx number that normally showed the weapons acceptance into service by the armed forces. Missiles where designated with two digits after the "Rb" designation, which is short for "Robot", the Swedish word for missile. With air-to-air missiles odd numbers indicated radar seekers like the Rb 71 or Sky Flash, even numbers indicate IR seekers like the Rb 98 or IRIS-T off-boresight air-to-air missile.
Rb 321: Experimental missile meant to arm the J 35 Draken but didn't enter production.
Rb 24 Sidewinder: The air force's first operational air-to-air missile.
Rb 24J: Swedish designation of the AIM-9P3 Sidewinder.
Rb 74: Swedish designation of the AIM-9L Sidewinder, sometimes called the Rb 24L.
Rb 27: The Hughes Falcon GAR-3A missile in Swedish service equipped with new proximity fuze, and used on the J 35F/J Saab Draken.
Rb 28 Hughes Falcon GAR-4 IR seeker in a GAR-2 body.
Rb 71 The British Sky Flash semiactive air-to-air missile operated by the JA 37 Viggen.
Rb 05 A joystick-controlled air-to-surface missile developed by Bofors for the AJ 37 viggen
Rb 75 Maverick TV-guided air-to-surface missile corresponding to the AGM-65A/B
Rb 04: Swedish-built anti-ship missile in use since the early 1960s in C/D/E versions
Rb 15F: Air-launched version of the RBS15 anti-ship missile
Rb 68 Bristol Bloodhound mk2 high-altitude surface-to-air missile.
Rb 67 Hawk surface-to-air missile
Rb 69 Redeye Manpad
Rb 70 short-ranged surface-to-air missile developed by Bofors, laser beamrider.
30mm ADEN gunpods
135 mm rocket pods made by Bofors
70mm Air-to-air rocket pods
120 kg m/71 high explosive bombs made by Bofors
