Last additions - Johan Falkenbergs fotosamling
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falkenberg019.jpgCentral sight.2095 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg020.jpgBofors 40 mm L-601850 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg025.jpgSentry duty! This is in Narvik, could it be in front of the old Hotel Victoria? 2202 viewsSoldaten står ved inngangen til bakgården i Kongens gt 58 i Narvik. Det ser likens i dagJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg010.jpgSetermoen2183 viewsNot quite sure what these guys are doing..drawing straws?? Gun maintenance, Setermoen. My grandfather in the middle. Jun 18, 2009
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falkenberg026.jpgGas! Gas! Gas! Gas warfare drills, but in a livingroom..?1839 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg009.jpgBlurry shot. My grandfather, 2. Lt.2588 viewsEven if the shot is a bit blurry, the details on the uniform are quite clear. Jun 18, 2009
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falkenberg034.jpg2083 viewsWho said army duty wasn`t fun? During firing practise, this jolly fellow wears a necklace of 7,62 mm belts.. Jun 18, 2009
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falkenberg024.jpgFerryng the equipment. 1843 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg001.jpgNarvik - Sætermoen5755 viewsThe following photos are taken in the Narvik/ Setermoen area in Northern Norway summer/ autumn 1939. My late grandfather was an officer in the AAA (FlaK) on neutrality guard duty.
This one shows two soldiers manning a license-produced Colt machinegun M/29 (7,62mm/ .30 cal). These were used for low-level defence for the Bofors 40 mm guns.Jun 18, 2009
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falkenberg029.jpgThe cable car at Rjukan.1840 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg031.jpgRjukan2010 viewsClose-upJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg014.jpg2557 viewsMy grandfather at the extreme left, with fellow officers. Jun 18, 2009
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falkenberg007.jpg2821 viewsJun 18, 2009
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falkenberg033.jpg2009 viewsWAR!! A lone sentry on the plateau above Rjukan has wrapped himself in white blankets for camouflage, not having access to proper snow suits. Note mountain Gaustadtoppen in the background. Jun 17, 2009
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falkenberg027.jpgRukan2196 viewsRjukan again. Live firing. Note the machinegun strapped to the barrel, much more economical to practise with than using 40mm rounds. Incidentally, this technique was "re-discovered" in the Norwegian Air Force in the late 80s, then using L-70 guns with MG-3s (M-42). The inventive officer was given a cash price and a diploma for the idea! History repeats itself....Jun 17, 2009
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falkenberg030.jpgRjukan2022 viewsAt the range, Rjukan. Colt pistols en masse. Jun 17, 2009
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