In an earlier blog post I showed a picture of Lieutenant Colonel Troels-Smith representing DIS in Yugoslavia. Let’s take a look at what actually happened and find out if DIS was successfully promoting their merchandise.…
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A few posts ago I showed a picture of Lieutenant Colonel Troels-Smith representing DIS in Yugoslavia. Let’s take a look at what actually happened and find out if DIS was successfully promoting their merchandise. Here…
Leave a CommentDIS produced various mounts to Madsen 20mm. This is an early and really nice example of sales material produced by DIS. This is a two page pamphlet/brochure from 1936 printed on glossy paper by J.…
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DIS numbers has been a source of endless discussions due to the lack of officially published lists. These numbers consist of a letter followed by a number like e.g. the F.6 mount. To further add…
Leave a CommentIn relation to other research, I found a reference to a 20mm machine cannon that Yugoslavia was interested in buying in 1939. They seemed to be interested in an anti aircraft mount. The 20 mm…
Leave a CommentDIS produced various mounts to Madsen. This is an early and really nice example of sales material from DIS. Blog post on Mount N5 here This is a two page pamphlet/brochure from 1936 printed on…
Leave a CommentDIS produced various mounts to Madsen. This is an early and really nice example of the sales material produced. This is a two page pamphlet/brochure from 1936 printed on glossy paper by J. D. Qvist…
Leave a CommentIn 1933 the newly build Danish patrol vessel ‘Ingolf’ was equipped with two 8mm lmg and two 20mm machine cannons. On its maiden voyage the 69 meter long vessel visited a few European cities before…
Leave a CommentEven though the Danish army produced their own Madsen (with some exceptions) the DIS version sometimes turned up on the army shooting range. Either as a comparison to the armies own version of the Madsen…
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