Kampvogn Committee

Established in 1928 the Kampvogn Committee served as a leading body for Norwegian Armored Development. Comprised of mostly military personel the Committee would have a good understanding of Armored warfare. Foreign members would join later on before Quislings arrest. After the arrest most of the personell handpicked by Quisling was removed.

Only having 6 seats led by Colonel Christopher Fougner, they would assess and be the administrators of the various vehicle trials.

In 1933 1 extra seat was added when the America's Tank assist program was initiated. This seat was for the american advisor Richard K. Miller.

Members: