Narssak Point Weather
& Radio Station
Narssak Point 1957
Station # |
Call Sign |
Bluie code |
Build |
Location |
No. 28 |
WXVM-593 |
BW 2 |
1944 |
60°54'N 46°00'W |
Narssaq Point, a small radio beacon and weather site halfway to BW-1, was evidently not commissioned until June 1944, when it had four men attached; these were easily resupplied from BW-1, and were not really isolated since the station was adjacent to the Greenlandic village of Narssaq. [Christian Hansen] During 1945-46, Danes also started to use the base (BW-1] for weather training. They briefly took over BW-3 (Simiutak), then moved to BW-2 (Narssaq Point) - [Christian Hansen] |
Assigned | Year | Personnel | Units |
US Army | 1944-46 | app 4 men | 8th Weather Squadron Detachment |
Denmark | 1946-? | app 4-5 men | - |
Name |
Postmark |
Date |
Sender |
Note |
Narssak Point | Julianehaab | 5.4.1952 | Johs. Lomholt, Narssak Point | PR |
Danish Weather Station cachet 1951 |
Postal Service
Post Office |
Postmark |
Year |
Note |
APO |
N/A | 1944-4? | US Army |
APO | N/A | 1945- | Danish |
Greenland | N/A | 194?-5? | Danish |
Gallery
Narssak Point 1951 |
QSL
1951
QSL card from OX3RG with Weather Station cachet.
Personnel
Year |
Name |
Note |
1951-53 | Johs Lomholt | Danish |
External Links:John Lomholt page
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Update: 25.7.2005
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