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Solveig Krey, Norway's sentry under the sea
Scandinavian Review, Winter 1997/1998 by Miki Dedijer
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The first woman ever to command a submarine, Solveig Krey patrols the fjords of Norway in the Kobben S318, a cucumber-shaped war machine that packs 21 wire-guided torpedoes in its bow tubes and an all-male crew, which this writer joined to provide a first-hand report.
Commander Krey passes time in the officer's messroom, one arm on the imitation wood table and a leg on the burgundy bunk mattress, waiting for the Kobben to reach Lodingen where she'll take her submarine beneath the surface of the Norwegian Ocean. The volume knob on the TV is turned far to the right so she can hear the news anchorman above the rush of water against the steel hull and the din of the diesel thrumming in the aft engine room. The air in here is stuffy and warm, stirred only by the faint fresh breeze from the tower above.
A strike at a large brewery tops the news hour this evening in early June. "Hey Atle, did you stock up on beer?" Krey yells through a hatch to the technician's mess and Atle Bruun, known on board as Mr. Brown, the volunteer barmaster, sticks his head out from behind an orange curtain and says, "Yes, Chief."