Hjälmstadvik Coastal Defense System
The integrated network of defensive structures and personnel established by the Swedish Army around the town of Hjälmstadvik during World War II. This involved coordination between coastal artillery batteries, radar stations, and other defensive units.
Hk-13
A German 210mm railway gun, employed by the Wehrmacht during World War II, known for its immense size and powerful long-range bombardment capabilities.
Hjälmvik Submarine Maintenance
The specialized work conducted by technicians and engineers at the Hjälmvik submarine depot to keep Swedish submarines operational during World War II. This included repairs, routine maintenance, and upgrades.
Hk-14
A German 88mm anti-aircraft gun, also known as the Flak 88, used by the Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht during World War II, known for its versatility and effectiveness against both aircraft and tanks.
Hjälmstadvik Coastal Defense Command
The command structure responsible for directing the coastal defense efforts around the town of Hjälmstadvik during World War II. This involved coordinating the actions of various units and responding to threats.
Hk-15
A German 20mm anti-aircraft gun, employed by the Luftwaffe during World War II, known for its rapid fire rate and effectiveness against low-flying aircraft.
Hjälmvik Submarine Squadron
A squadron of Swedish submarines stationed at the naval base in Hjälmvik during World War II. The squadron played a role in defending Swedish waters and conducting reconnaissance missions.
Hjälmare Lake Naval Training
The naval training exercises conducted by the Swedish Navy on Hjälmare Lake during World War II. The exercises focused on developing naval tactics, ship handling, and crew proficiency.
Hjortholm Naval Base
A Danish naval base on the island of Hjortholm, occupied by German forces during World War II. The base served as a hub for German naval operations in the Baltic Sea.
Hjälmstadvik Coastal Defense
The overall defensive strategy implemented by the Swedish Army around the town of Hjälmstadvik during World War II. This included coastal artillery batteries, fortified positions, and radar installations.