File:ARTILLERIST 1728 (Norwegian Army artilleryman) Bergenhusiske infanteriregiment (infantry regiment) Uniform tricorne justaucorps 3 punds kanon cannon festningslavett Bergenhus festningsmuseum Bergen Norway 6747.jpg

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Deutsch: Uniform des Norwegischen Heeres im Festungsmuseum Bergenhus (Militärmuseum der Festung Bergenhus) in Bergen, Norwegen:
English: Replica (reconstructed) uniform of the Norwegian Army on mannequin at the Bergenhus Fortress Museum in Bergen, Norway:
  • Artillerist 1728 The artillery's uniforms changed many times between 1660 and 1728. During the Great Nordic War (1709 – 1721) red became the artillery's main colour. The dark blue colour would keep the fouling from being so easily visible. The artillerists were armed with muskets and swords. In peacetime the artillery was mostly made up of non-commissioned officers and officers. In the event of mobilization, regular infantry soldiers were brought in to man the cannons. They were given necessary training from the permanent artillerists. In peacetime the artillery mainly consisted of fortress batteries while field artillery was only organized in the event of war.
    • Soldier of the Bergenhus Regiment, a Norwegian Army regiment located in the county of Vestland 1628–2002
    • Tricorne hat with bowtie
    • Queue. In the 18th century, European soldiers styled their traditionally long hair into a queue called the "soldier's queue."
    • Red justacorps, a long, knee-length coat worn by men in the latter half of the 17th century and throughout the 18th century as a component of a three-piece ensemble, which also included breeches and a long waistcoat. Dark blue collar and cuffs, etc.
    • Red knee-high stockings.
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  • 3-pound cannon in fortress gun carriage The cannon barrel was produced at Fredriksværk in Denmark. It was made to shoot a round iron ball weighing 1.5 kilos. The cannon crew was made up of four men, who could fire up to five shots in the course of one minute. The cannon's practical shooting range was 450 meters. Bronze cannons were the best, because bronze was tougher than cast iron. An iron cannon that exploded became a pure fragmentation grenade, while the bronze cannons would simply tear.
  • Drawing by Willem van de Velde the Elder of the Battle of Vågen in Bergen in August 1665, a naval battle between a Dutch merchant and treasure flee, and an English flotilla of warships as part of the Second Anglo-Dutch War.


Norsk bokmål: Replika (rekonstruksjon) av uniform for den norske hæren, utstilt i glassmonter i Bergenhus festningsmuseum ved Bergenhus festning i Bergen:
  • Artillerist 1728 Artilleriets uniformer ble forandret mange ganger mellom 1660 og 1728. I løpet av den store nordiske krig (1709–1721) ble rødt artilleriets hovedfarge. Den mørke blåfargen skulle hindre at kruttslam skulle være så lett synlig. Artilleristene var bevæpnet med musketter og kårder. I fredstid besto artilleriet for det meste av underoffiserer og offiserer. Ved mobiliseringen ble det tatt ut vanlige infanterister til å bemanne kanonene. De fikk nødvendig opplæring av de faste artilleristene. I fredstid besto artilleriet stort sett av festningsartilleri mens feltartilleri bare ble organisert ved krig.
    • Soldat tilknyttet Bergenhus Regiment (regiment med mannskaper fra Hordaland og Sogn og Fjordane 1628–2002)
    • Se side 19 i Erik C. Aagaards Den norske hær : uniformer i dansketiden : et billedhefte (1992) og sidene 160–165 i Sven-Erik Grieg-Smiths For konge og fedreland : hæren på Vestlandet gjennom 350 år (1978):
    • Tresnutet hatt (trekanthatt) med sløyfe og rød galon (bred pyntebord)
      (For konge og fedreland): Som hodeplagg brukte alle nasjonale avdelinger i denne perioden tresnutete hatter, med bremmen eller skyggen brettet inn til pullen. […] Offisersdistinksjonene synes å ha gjort sitt inntog omkring 1747, i form av snorer om hatten.
    • Langt hår i hårpisk (hestehale)
    • Halstørkle
      (For konge og fedreland): Det praktiske sorte halstørklæet ble avløst av et høyt og stivt halsbind, fôret med hestehår eller voksduk.
    • Kjole (våpenkjole, trøye, uniformsfrakk, justaucorps)
      (For konge og fedreland): Den vide kjolen ble så utskåret at den ikke lenger kunne knappes. Vesten ble utstyrt med en overflødighet av tilsynelatende unyttige blanke knapper, fliker og lommer. […] Mens kjolens rabatter [slag, oppslag, revers,legg] og krage betegnet de ulike regimenter, fortalte antall knapper i kjolen og vesten hvilke geledd soldatene tilhørte, når regimentet sto oppstilt. […] På denne tiden ble bestemt at de danske og norske infanterister skulle være ensartet påkledd, slik at et dansk og et norsk infanteriregiment skulle ha samme farge og kjennetegn. […]
      (      For konge og fedreland): […] på Vestlandet. Her vedble [fargen på uniformskjolen] hele tiden å være rød. […] Gamle uniformskjoler kunne også bli gjort om til vester. Den tredje utveien med de gamle uniformene var å gi noen til landevernet […]
    • Røde knestrømper
(For konge og fedreland): […]på andre måter skilte offiserene seg fortsatt ut fra mannskapene. For det første var uniformene både finere og gjerne av et annet snitt —enn mannskapenes. Dernest var offiserene utstyrt med verdighetstegn, ringkrage og stakevåpen […]
(For konge og fedreland): Gradmerker slik vi kjenner dem, kom først rundt omkring 1780 med epålettene. […]
(For konge og fedreland): De stadige uniformsendringer kostet staten en masse penger, og i en rekke «plakater» fra det kongelige slott i København kom det ordre om innsparinger […]
  • Festningskanon i affutasje
    • 3 punds kanon i festningslavett Kanonrøret ble produsert på Fredriksværk i Danmark. Det var laget for å skyte en rund jernkule som veide 1,5 kilo. Kanonmannskapet bestod av fire mann, som kunne skyte inntil fem skudd i løpet av ett minutt. Kanonens praktiske skuddvidde var 450 meter. Bronsekanonene var de beste, fordi bronsen var seigere enn støpejern. En jernkanon som eksploderte, ble rene splintgranaten, mens bronsekanonene bare revnet.
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