File:WW2 German occupation of Norway. Wehrmacht Heeresverpflegung H.VpFl. army supply sack Print on cloth. Hakekorsørn. Third Reich Nazi Reichsadler national eagle-and-swastika emblem. Torås fort Military museum Tjøme 2021-.jpg

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English: WW2 German Third Reich military food supply (H. Vpfl.; Wehrmacht Heeresverpflegung / Heeres-Verpflegung) proviant sack/bag, partly thorn, with a large German coat of arms eagle-and-swastika printed in black on off-white cloth; a standard Nazi style German national imperial eagle (Reichsadler, Hoheitszeichen) with open wings and a mobile swastika within an oak wreath.
Photo taken at a private military history museum exhibition in the tunnels at Torås Fort, a former coastal fortress and battery on the island of Tjøme, Norway, established in 1938 and completed by German military forces as part of the Festung Norwegen and Atlantic Wall during Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway in the Second World War.
Norsk bokmål: Opprevent tøystykke (side av lerretssekk) for H. Vpfl. (Wehrmacht Heeresverpflegung / Heeres-Verpflegung, «den tyske hærens forpleining»), proviantsekk merket med et stort trykk av Det tredje rikes riksvåpen (hakekorsørn), for tyske militære tropper i tjeneste i Norge under andre verdenskrig.
Foto fra Færder Militærhistoriske museum (Torås Museum), en privat samling militærhistoriske gjenstander utstilt i et bunkeranlegg ved Torås fort på Tjøme. Kystfortet ble etablert av Forsvaret i 1939, men utbygd og ferdigstilt med kanoner av den tyske okkupasjonsmakten under krigen.
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