Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.
Skrolsvik kystfortPerched on the southwestern tip of Senja, Skrolsvik Fort (MKB 6/511 / Senjehesten Fort) rose under Nazi Germany in 1941 to guard the approaches to Narvik. Its open artillery positions still house four formidable 15 cm SKC/28 naval guns with a range of over 22 km. After WWII, the Norwegian Navy maintained the site into the Cold War until its abandonment in 1989.