Arne Dagfin Dahl
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Lieutenant colonel Arne Dagfin Dahl (1894-1990) was commander of the Alta Battalion during the fighting in Northern Norway in 1940.
He later served in the U.S. as well as having other commands before in the fall of 1944, as a full colonel, he was made commander of the Norwegian Military Mission. He commanded the Norwegian forces that were transferred to, as well as those raised in, the recently liberated Finnmark in November 1944.
A.D. Dahl became a major general and commander of District Command North in 1945.
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