Norwegian border guards
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Guarding Norway's border to Russia. -
Watching over to Russia and the border areas from the control tower. -
Snowmobiles are the most useful transport during winter season. -
Border guards on skies along the 196 kilometer long Norwegian-Russian border. -
A border guard on duty is armed. -
Border guard officers look over to Russia. -
Border guards are on duty round the clock, all year around. -
Norway's border to Russia is a peaceful border with no conflicts. -
Guards on duty are monitoring the traffic along the border with remote operated cameras and sensors. -
Serving at the border to Russia is one of the most popular places among Norwegian military personnel. -
Fast speed zodiacs are used during summer time to guard the Pasvik river that forms most of the Norwegian, Russian border. -
During summer time the guards partrols the 196 kilometer long Norwegian, Russian border by foot. -
Norway has several such military observation towers along its border to Russia in the north. -
Watching over the river to Russia from one of the observation towers along the border. -
Two of the Norwegian border guards patroling the Pasvik river. -
The Pasvik river forms Schengen's external border to Russia and is guarded by Norwegian military personnel.
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