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Combat experience does, and MJK has been active in Afghanistan and other regional conflicts (Iraq and perhaps Syria too). Here's Norwegian Special units in Afghanistan: Their strength isn't theoretical, it's actual. Nordic Defense News, pictures, videos and history | Page 11...

Ignore MJK at your own peril: Nordic Defense News, pictures, videos and history | Page 10

Be Norway:yahoo: Norway into diversity Map av Norway Time to club? History av Norway

Did you take part in any ceremonies today, @SvenSvensonov ?

You mean like this? Sandefjord looks like this however, it's mostly flat:

Ironically Fjord is what I yell when I'm angry:lol:. But yes, many mountains, a lot of rivers and lakes and the more north you go the colder it gets. It's not as if Norway can support a large population anyways. However, the topography's difficulty for an invading force more that makes up for...

:o:NO!!! We like our land open, and it's not like Norway has a lot of livable places anyway. Lots of mountains and ice too. :devil: Hmm, Japan's an Island nation, eh? No shores are safe!

Any chance the Izumo or Hyuga classes well participate in US-Australian exercises - which Japan has now opted to join? Japan to join U.S., Australia war games amid growing China tensions| Reuters :partay: Norway can into:

Yes, but only for around 3000 people per year. The total size of the Norwegian military, including civilian contractors is only 23,000 persons (83,000 during a full mobilization of forces). Conscription is needed to ensure the military at least has people. Conscription is not enforced though...

Women are allowed in direct combat and are subject to draft conditions if needed. Enlistment isn't mandatory, conscription is only extended to a few thousand men and women per year, but those that enlist and are selected or those that are drafted are expected to serve in any role chosen for them...

Rescue Swimmer. Like this

The later now, but I was the former too. I served four years in the RNoAF (Bodø hovedflystasjon) as part of an SAR unit primarily operating in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans (checking up on oilers, fishermen, and occasional research teams). I didn't venture into the Baltic (technically the...

No aviation facilities though:o:. Newer Burkes have two hangers: :raise: @Nihonjin1051 what's the deal with the lack of hanger facilities on the Kongo Class? Our FN Class has one.

Or warm beer:lol:. Yes, a good spirit is necessary too, it's rather boring though:devil:. Oh so that's how it is:cry:. @SvenSvensonov I feel so unwanted:cray:. :o: :sarcastic: :haha: It's OK, I didn't do too good in some subjects either. Actually, English is one of my worst:partay...

Well I'm certainly not being this:o:: Maybe... :ashamed:

Nope:dance3:! I went the engineering route, so my lectures were more like this: :o:Even the professor is asleep:sleep: Accounting sounds a lot more fun. o_OWhat ball? Never head of her. Yes, very attractive those Danes are: :sarcastic: OOOO, you've done it now. Prepare to be...

:lol:If that was all it took I'd be the Norwegian Defense Minister. No, I don't think that'll cut it. During lectures:o:? :angry: You'll never make it into the Norwegian jobs market at this rate! :butcher:.

:lol:You have a rich fantasy life Mr. Armstrong. Buuuuut, I only date military guys:p:. Sorry:partay:. :smitten: Tough, handsome, adventurous, I like danger:devil:. Yeah!!! Muffin!

An Eerie Look into the Atomic Age: This year, we aw top-secret photos of the birth of the atom bomb finally declassified. The photos of how the US government used that technology after World War II are just as interesting. The Department of Energy has only existed since 1977. But its roots go...

Here's a video on how Danish came to be - from a Norwegian perspective: