Norway
Norway
NATO member nation
Forsvaret
About 26,000 total military personnel
Bell 412 helicopters (18)
AIM-120 air-to-air missiles
AIM-9 air-to-air missiles
Penguin anti-ship missiles. Made by Kongsberg of Norway.
Air Defense
NASAMS (Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System)
Utilizes the AIM-120 missile in a surface-to-air role.
RBS-70 surface-to-air missiles
Bofors 40mm anti-aircraft guns
Intelligence Gathering Vessel (1)
FS Marjata
Operated by the Norwegian Intelligence Service (NIS).
Support vessel (1)
A535 Valkyien
CB90 boats (20)
Kongsberg Naval Strike Missile (NSM) anti-ship missiles
Penguin light anti-ship missiles. Can be used on ships and helicopters.
FS Marjata
Operated by the Norwegian Intelligence Service (NIS).
Support vessel (1)
A535 Valkyien
CB90 boats (20)
Kongsberg Naval Strike Missile (NSM) anti-ship missiles
Penguin light anti-ship missiles. Can be used on ships and helicopters.
Tactical Boat Squadron- Naval Special Forces
Kystjegerkommandoen (KJK)- Coastal Rangers Command
Use CB90 boats and AGM-114 Hellfire anti-tank missiles in anti-shipping role.
Use CB90 boats and AGM-114 Hellfire anti-tank missiles in anti-shipping role.
Marinejeger Kommandoen (MJK)
Naval Special Forces
Minedykkerkommandoen (MDK)- Mine Divers Command
Historical
The Oscarsborg fortress was responsible for sinking the German heavy cruiser Blucher in 1940 when Germany sent an invasion flotilla to take Norway. The fortress held German forces at bay while the King of Norway and the Norwegian government escaped. The fortress had an underwater torpedo battery. The concrete reinforced battery was housed in a cave dug into the rock of the north side of the island. The underwater torpedo battery fired torpedoes through three tunnels.
Swedish made 7.5cm (75/57) coastal guns. (Decommissioned?)
Coast Guard with patrol vessels
KV prefix to vessel names
13 vessels total
Army
About 22,000 personnel
SISU XA-185 armored personnel carriers
SISU 203 armored personnel carriers
BV 206 tracked vehicles
BV 206 tracked vehicles
Iveco LMV vehicles
Artillery
M-109 self propelled howitzers
Anti-Tank Weapons
FGM-148 Javelin
BGM-71 TOW
M-72 LAW
M252 81mm mortars
Small Arms
M2 Browning .50 cal machine guns
FN MAG machine guns
FN Minimi machine guns
Accuracy International Arctic Warfare Magnum sniper rifles
AG-3 assault rifles (Norwegian version of the G3)
HK 416 assault rifles
HK G36 assault rifles
C8 assault rifles (Canadian made)
Telemark Battalion
Mechanized infantry battalion
Hans Majestet Kongens Garde (HMKG)-His Majesty the Kings Guard
Telemark Battalion
Mechanized infantry battalion
Hans Majestet Kongens Garde (HMKG)-His Majesty the Kings Guard
Heimevernet (HV)- Home Guard
Approximately 56,000 personnelOrganized into districts. Specially trained task force units among the Home Guard.
Forsvarets Spesialkommando (FSK)- Armed Forces Special Command
Special Forces unit belonging to the Ministry of Defence
Forsvarets forkningsinstitutt (FFI) or Norwegian Defence Research EstablishmentPoliti
Police
Intelligence
Etteretningstjenesten or Norway Intelligence Service (NIS)- Military intelligence. Gathers intelligence on Russian activities in the region, including the Arctic. Shares intelligence with the U.S.
Facilities
Andoya (Located in Nordland county)
Fauske (Located in Nordland county)
Kirkenes (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border)
Vardo (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border. This site contains he Globus II radar)
Varso (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border)
Intelligence archives kept at the Havnelageret building in Oslo?
Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste (PST) or Norwegian Police Security Service- Domestic security.
Headquarters in Oslo, Norway.
Companies
Kongsberg
Forsvarets Spesialkommando (FSK)- Armed Forces Special Command
Special Forces unit belonging to the Ministry of Defence
Forsvarets forkningsinstitutt (FFI) or Norwegian Defence Research EstablishmentPoliti
Police
Intelligence
Etteretningstjenesten or Norway Intelligence Service (NIS)- Military intelligence. Gathers intelligence on Russian activities in the region, including the Arctic. Shares intelligence with the U.S.
Facilities
Andoya (Located in Nordland county)
Fauske (Located in Nordland county)
Kirkenes (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border)
Vardo (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border. This site contains he Globus II radar)
Varso (Located in Finnmark county near the Russian border)
Intelligence archives kept at the Havnelageret building in Oslo?
Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste (PST) or Norwegian Police Security Service- Domestic security.
Headquarters in Oslo, Norway.
Companies
Kongsberg
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