Here we destroy UXO's by shooting at them with cal. 7,62. It worked well.

Some send flowers, some send bombs.

We did some checking of the roads while out on patrols. Here we are in front of the britts. The one who is crouching is the medic on the patrol, and behind him the rest of them.
And yes, using the bayonet is the best when checking for mines.

Here we are driving through an Afghan village. On top of the Hummer in front the other Norwegian is sitting, cause they didnt want us to share the same veihicle, just in case...

Probing, and detecting. Found a YM-1 AP.

Here we are working through a mine-fence. Those evac-shoes are priceless...

Here the britts walk through an Afghan village. We mainly drove on those patrols, but sometimes we weant out on foot to "show the flag".

Sometimes patrols of SOF went along. Who they were, what they were suppose to do, the name of the dog? We never asked. Was not our business...

Here we are about to be briefed before the patrole starts. This was a real coalition- joint venture. The britts lead the patrole, US.Army gave support with Hummers, and we Norwegian were engineers-support in case we ran in to mines.

Norwegian testing the M4.

Norwegian with the NM 149.

This is a "fun" pic. The sharpshooter just wanted to test if it could be done, taking an ordinary camera in front of the scope. Seems like it worked fine...

The condition of the roads in Afghanistan is in some parts of the country...not good.

The Landrover may be old, but it works.
This was the forward vehicle in the patrole.

This was our APC with mine-rollers. Please observe our URL written on the APC.

It's been noticed that ppl in here prefer pictures of guns. Well, here is a big one.

Its not that easy to keep good order when you have a lot of equipment.

Here u see the russian PMN. It is an AP-mine with 240 grams of TNT. Here it it laid with about 60 cm between each mine.

This must be one of the most expensive swimming pools in the world. It was made by a
bomb. Now it serves the children in Lebane, Kosovo as a neat pool.

I let an Englishman test out our M-113 with mine rollers. Here is the result...
Well, the truth is that it was that I misjudged the situation, but I've never seen one
person with so much regret. I told him over and over again that I told
him to drive there, and that the person in the commanders seat had the resposibility
for the wagon. So after a while I got him in front of the APC to preserve the
precious moment in picture.

M-113 with mine plow.

It was'nt easy to transport the APC. The driver of the truck almost jumped out when
this happened.

Being in a country that is so dusty, and wearing glasses sucks big time.

When they put up skulls like this, it was a sign that there are mines in the
area. By seeing that, and the finding of a dead cow that had probably hit by a mine, we
turned around since we weren't out mine clearing.