One of the first aircraft put into military service in Norway must have been this Farman MF-7 Longhorn, its huge wingspan can be appreciated in this shot. The aircraft is on display in the excellent Norsk Teknisk Museum in Oslo and is named after King Olav I, who reigned over Norway around the year 1000.

The Kjeller FF.7 Hauk (Hawk) was a licence built version of the Hannover CL.V biplane ground attack aircraft developed in Germany during WW I. Hærens Flyfabrikk of Kjeller built 14 of these aircraft for the Norwegian army. The aircraft served from 1923 till 1929. This is the only part saved of these aircraft.

ex VV214, this Vampire was delivered to the Royal Norwegian Air Force with code B-AH, and later PX-H. The front fuselage is seen here on display in the excellent Norsk Teknisk Museum in Oslo, where it arrived in November 1978.

On display with the excellent Norsk Teknisk Museum in Oslo, is this Bell 47J in the colours of Helikopterservice A/S, a company founded in 1956. In 1971, this helicopter was the first to be stationed in the North Sea. There, it transported personnel during the construction of Ekofisk oil field. It served until 1984.

The Norge C was was a private built plane and was operated on floats, wheels and skis. Built by Finn Petter Berg in 1960. It is the only one of the type and it has found its way to the excellent Norsk Teknisk Museum in Oslo.

Front fuselage preserved at the Norsk Teknisk Museum in Oslo.