Why Pyramiden is a Must-See (Photo Tour)
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Interesting remnants of the past, but why must-see?
The slide show has only 18 slides, not 100 as advertised – so no pool photo!
Technical error. Standby while I try to address.
Problem now fixed. Sorry about that.
“Of course let’s not forget that Svalbard was in prime NATO territory with U.S. naval stations close by…”
There has never been US naval bases in either Svalbard or Norway itself.
Svalbard is demilitarized and is not considered part of NATO territory.