Wilhelm Mohr

PhotoPhoto
Complete photo credits for old pictures, such as the ones in this publication,
are often difficult to pinpoint accurately. Indeed, in most cases
in this book, the actual photographer is unknown.
Wilhelm Mohr: p. 21 (above), p. 21 (below), p. 22, p. 23, p. 24, p. 25,
p. 26 (above), p. 26 (below), p. 27, p. 60 (above), p. 93 (above), p. 93
(below).
In addition to his manuscripts, Wilhelm Mohr has made a number of
pictures from his personal archive available for review and use in this
publication.
Per Einar Jensen: p. 37 (above), p. 37 (below), p. 67.
Throughout a number of years Per Einar Jansen has collected a considerable
number of pictures of the Royal Norwegian Air Force's aircraft.
His collection has been made available for review and use by the
author.
KFF: p. 38 (above), p. 38 (below), p. 48 (above), p. 48 (below), p. 49
(below), p. 59 (above), p. 60 (below), p. 61, p. 66.
KFF is the acronym for Kjeller Flyhistoriske Forening (Kjeller Aviation
Historical Society) and holds a substantial photo archive, from which
these photos have been made available.
Nils Mathisrud: p. 49 (above)
Nils Mathisrud is an aviation historian who has collected documentation
for a substantial period of time. In addition to acting as a `liaison’
between the author and KFF, Mathisrud has made available pictures
from his personal collection.
RNoAF: p. 59 (below)
Official photographs from the Royal Norwegian Air Force (RNoAF)
have been – and continue to be – an important part of the documentation
of the history of the Royal Norwegian Air Force, and this picture
has been made available for this publication.
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