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Fornebu, April 1940.
Several planes have already landed. In the far background, you can see a Ju-52, a Fieschler Storch Fi 156, a Messerschmitt Bf 108. In front, the tail of a Norwegian Ju-52 and the nose to a He-111 is visible. |
| A different view of the
Norwegian Ju-52.
This one belonged to DNL, and was captured intact. |
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A Heinkel He-111 has
ended up on it's nose on the runway at Fornebu.
An unusual shot, because the man in the foreground is a kriegsberichter, and took a picture witch appear in many Norwegian ww2 books today. |
| The berichter has left,
and now the total damage is visible. The tale is broken off, and the cockpit
has been totally destroyed. I do not know if anyone was killed in this
accident.
The number on the plane is 5J+HP |
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Another He-111. This
was one of the lucky ones, with only a minor engine failure.
A ground crew member poses proudly to the camera. |
