Norwegian Military Academy
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Not to be confused with the Norwegian Military College (Den militære høyskole).
| Norwegian Military Academy | |
|---|---|
| Established | 1750 |
| Type | university-level Military Academy |
| Students | future officers for the Norwegian Army. |
| Location | Oslo, Norway |
| Campus | former residence of governor Caspar Herman Storm. |
| Website | Norwegian Military Academy |
Tollbugata 10, Oslo. Erected ca. 1765 as a palais for governor Caspar Herman Storm. Norway's Military Academy (Krigsskolen) 1903-1908. Today representation building of The Norwegian Army.
The Norwegian Army Academy (Norwegian: Krigsskolen) was established in 1750. It is the oldest university-level educational institution in Norway, and one of the oldest active military academies in the world. Krigsskolen primarily educates officers for the Norwegian Army. There are separate academies for the Royal Norwegian Navy and the Royal Norwegian Air Force.
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Coordinates: 59°56′52.67″N 10°50′48.55″E / 59.9479639°N 10.8468194°E
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