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Mar 26, 2019 · English: Norwegian and German Nazi uniforms of the Second World War: 1. German SS uniform for Norwegian volunteers in Germanske SS Norge (museum's photo here ; see also this tunic ).
May 21, 2019 · Overcoats, boots, etc. Forsvarsmuseet (Armed Forces Museum) Oslo 2019-03-31 DSC01546.jpg. English: WW2 German army ( Wehrmacht Heer) uniforms in Norway 1940: General: Officer's visor cap (peaked cap, Schirmmütze ), doubled buttoned greatcoat/overcoat with red lapels ( Heer had red lapels, Kriegsmarine blue, and Luftwaffe, SS and the diplomatic ...
Norwegian uniforms & equipment 1940. * The Norwegian army and navy was certainly not prepared for war. The 125 former years of peace, had brought the country to a trance like state when dealing with military matters. * Most soldiers had a 84 days long basic training, but some even less.
- Utskrevet fenrik
- Orlogskaptein
- Kapteinloeytnant
- Kommandoerkaptein
During the Norwegian Campaign, most of the Norwegian Army still used the Model 1914 uniform even if - AFAIK - it was supposed to have been replaced with the Model 1934. The two models were quite similar though, and can be hard to tell apart in period photos. For examples, see here and here.
Norwegian army field uniforms are mainly two different uniforms: M17, a lightweight field uniform for general use, both in garrison and in field. And M02: A field uniform with breathable membrane, which provides protection against moisture and wind.
May 30, 2020 · During the Second World War, hand-made all-white snow uniforms were worn by Norwegian troops until the nation was overrun by Nazi Germany. White oversuits have continued in use into the present era, although of varying types of fabric and styles of uniform.
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Aug 20, 2020 · Text and illustrations describe the uniforms, insignia, and organization of the fighting men of World War II. The War in Europe, 1939-40: Germany, Poland, Finland, Soviet Union, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Armed Forces in Exile, France, 1939-40, Great Britain, Armed Forces in Exile, Great Britain, 1940-45, American Volunteers ...
