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English: Six soldiers from the Norwegian Army (Norwegian: Hæren) equipped with military field gear at Hvalsmoen military camp north of Hønefoss, Norway.
  • Unknown date, but likely taken around 1910–1916 in the newly independent nation of Norway (which became free from the union with Sweden in 1905).
  • Inside a tent used for field telegraphy (Norwegian: Felt-Telegraf) , two telegraph operators of the Signal Corps are sitting at the Morse keys and the central unit, while an armed guard, a bicycle courier, a signal troop flag, and other equipment are also visible. The men are wearing the dark uniforms of the Norwegian Army from 1894, which were replaced by a mountain-gray field model from 1914 on. The officer to the right of the tent, identifiable by the two stars on his collar, holds the rank of premier lieutenant. He is most likely Vidkun Quisling (1887–1945), later the leader of the Norwegian Nazi party before and during World War II, as indicated by his resemblance to other portraits of Quisling from this period. Quisling began as a cadet at the military academy in Oslo in 1905, graduated as a lieutenant in 1908, and pursued further education and various military roles, including as a captain and a military attaché in Russia by 1918.
Norsk bokmål: Bildet er hentet fra Nasjonalbibliotekets bildesamling. Beskrivelse: Felt-telegraf, felttelegraf, telegraf, militære; Påskrift eske: Hvalsmoen; Påskrift negativ: Hvalsmoen
  • Kommentar fra Wikimedia Commons-bruker Wolfmann i juni 2024:
Bildet viser seks soldater i Den norske hæren med militært feltutstyr på Hvalsmoen leir i Ringerike kommune, like nord for Hønefoss. I et telt for felt-telegrafi sitter to telegrafister i Sambandstroppene ved morsenøklene, det er bevæpnet vakt, ordonnans med sykkel, flagg for signalavdelingen, med mer. Mennene ser ut til å være iført Den norske hærens mørke uniformer fra 1894 som ble avløst av en fjellgrå feltmodell fra 1914 og utover. Offiseren til høyre for teltet har to stjerner på kragen som viser til graden premierløytnant. Fra 1894 til andre verdenskrig skjedde bare én viktig endring av de mørke offiseruniformene, nemlig da galonene omkring ermoppslagene ble fjernet i 1910, og distinksjoner på kragen ble innført isteden. Til daglig og til feltbruk hadde man i tillegg til våpenfrakken enklere trøyer uten synlige knapper.
Offiseren ved teltet er trolig Vidkun Quisling (1887–1945), seinere leder for fascistpartiet Nasjonal Samling (NS) før og under andre verdenskrig; se likheten med portrettfoto av Quisling fra 1912 på side 195, og på tre bilder på de neste sidene, i Hans Fredrik Dahls En fører blir til fra 1991. Quisling begynte som kadett på krigsskolen i Kristiania i 1905, ble løytnant da han gikk ut i 1908, tok lærerjobb i Skien for å tjene penger, gikk siden på Militærhøyskolen og begynte som aspirant ved generalstaben etter avgangseksamen i 1911. Han gjorde militær tjeneste i ulike stillinger, hovedsakelig i generalstaben, fra 1917 som kaptein, og ble i 1918 norsk militærattasjé i Russland.
På side 24-25 i En fører blir til skriver Dahl: [...] I 1908, 21 år gammel, var [Quisling] premierløytnant i feltartilleriet, fra 1.august 1908 oppsatt i feltartilleriregiment nr. 1 under kaptein Julius Melleby, men allerede med planer for videre utdannelse, og nå klart i stabsorientert retning. Den 1.oktober 1909 ble han tatt opp ved artillerilinjen på den Militære Høyskole i Kristiania.[...] Han vant rang nummer 1 for inntredelse i generalstaben, der han den 1. november 1911 ble beordret som aspirant, 24 år gammel. (...) Etter aspirantiden ble han høsten 1916 beordret til generalinspektøren for feltartilleriet, men var snart (september 1918) tilbake i staben igjen som adjoint. Med avbrudd bare for sommermånedene da han som premierløytnant, og fra 1917 som kaptein, gjorde tjeneste ved forlegningene på Værnes eller Gardermoen, hadde han etter avlagt høyskoleeksamen praktisk talt utelukkende arbeidet som generalstabsoffiser, før han reiste til Russland i mai 1918.[...]
Fotografen Narve Skarpmoen (1868–1930) tok mange bilder fra Hvalsmoen. Samme premierløytnant sees på tre av Skarpmoens bilder derfra: [1],[2] og [3].
Date between circa 1910 and circa 1916
date QS:P,+1910-00-00T00:00:00Z/8,P1319,+1910-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1326,+1916-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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institution QS:P195,Q924551
Author
Narve Skarpmoen  (1868–1930)  wikidata:Q15979725
 
Narve Skarpmoen
Description Norwegian photographer
Date of birth/death 24 December 1868 Edit this at Wikidata 28 August 1930 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Rollag Municipality Oslo
Work period 1894–1930
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Kristiania/Oslo
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creator QS:P170,Q15979725
Other versions
  • Army of Norway, Vidkun Quisling, Gardermoen military camp, 1912
    Army of Norway, Vidkun Quisling, Gardermoen military camp, 1912
  • Army of Norway, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
    Army of Norway, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
  • Army of Norway, field telegraph, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
    Army of Norway, field telegraph, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
  • Army of Norway, signal corps, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
    Army of Norway, signal corps, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
  • Vidkun Quisling, premierløytnant i Hærens feltartilleri (cropped detail)
    Vidkun Quisling, premierløytnant i Hærens feltartilleri (cropped detail)
  • Army of Norway, signal corps, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
    Army of Norway, signal corps, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
  • Army of Norway, field artillery, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
    Army of Norway, field artillery, Quisling, Hvalsmoen military camp, ca 1910-14?
  • Vidkun Quisling, premierløytnant i Hærens feltartilleri (cropped detail)
    Vidkun Quisling, premierløytnant i Hærens feltartilleri (cropped detail)

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