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English: Uniform from the Battles of Narvik and the Norwegian Campaign against German troops invading Norway in the Second World War 1940:
  • Norwegian Army officer's 'mountain-grey' service uniform M1934 used by Major General Carl Gustav Fleischer:
    • Ski cap (winter cap with ear flaps) M1934. On the front a tricolour national cockade and Norwegian lion-and-axe motif (Coat of arms of Norway).
    • Tunic with closed collar, 6-button front, external pleated breast and waist pockets with scalloped flaps, general's rank insignia (large matt silver star on wide oakleaf-patterned gold braid) and green piping at the collars and cuffs.
    • Ribbons for orders, decorations and medals
See Norwegian uniforms & equipment 1940 by Bjorn Jervaas.
Photo taken at the Armed Forces Museum of Norway (Forsvarsmuseet) in Oslo, Norway.


Norsk bokmål: Uniform brukt i kampen mot tyske invasjonsstyrker i slaget om Narvik under andre verdenskrig i Norge 1940:
Ved krigsutbruddet i 1940 var både den fjellgrå/grønne uniformen i modell fra 1914 og en modernisert modell fra 1934, særlig blant offiserer, i bruk blant norske hærstyrker. 1914-uniformen hadde røde passepoiler og offisersdistinksjoner på krage (stjerner og galoner/tresser) eller om underermene, og kepier (sylinderformede skyggeluer) med galoner som offisersdistinksjoner, eller skiluer og finnmarksluer uten, men alle med luemerke (luestolpe med kokarde).
Endringen i 1934 innebar uniformer uten passepoiler, med synlige knapper og folder på lommene for menige, mens offiserer blant annet fikk grønne passepoiler om den høye dobbelte kragen og omkring ermeoppslagene, og grønne beiser i buksene. Selv om stålhjelmer og kepier var i bruk, var vinterlua (finnmakslua) vanligst blant menige. Offiserene hadde kepi eller den nyeste modellen skilue der øreklaffene løp sammen foran.
Da felttoget i Norge i 1940 var over og norske hærstyrker ble etablert i Skottland, fikk soldatene britiske battledresser; disse ble byttet ut med amerikanske feltuniformer i 1951, men ble beholdt som permisjonsuniform. Les om norske militæruniformer fra denne tidsperioden i Hærens uniformer i vårt århundrede : et billedhefte side 13-31 og Hærens intendantur 150 år side 40.
Fra utstillingene i Forsvarsmuseet i Oslo.
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