The SS-Schijäger Bataillon Norwegen (SS-Skijegerbataljon Norge) was formed as SS-Freiwilligen-Schikompanie "Norwegen". It was made up of Norwegian volunteers and was attached to 6. SS Gebirgs Division Nord.
It's first commander was Gust Jonassen (leader of the sports section in Nasjonal Samling Ungdomsfylking (NSUF)) and most of its officers and NCOs were Norwegians. Most of its personnel were well-trained skiers and it was mainly used for long-range patrols and ambushes.
It suffered very heavy losses in the battles of Kaprolat and Hasselmann hills June 1944.

The remaining soldiers of this units were used to form SS-Polizei-Grenadier-Batallion (mot) 506.

Commander

Gust Jonassen (? 1943 - 26 May 1943)
Richard Benner (26 May 1943 - ? Apr 1944)
Frode Halle (? Apr 1944 - ? Dec 1944)
Egil Hoel (? Dec 1944 - 8 May 1945)

Manpower strength

Jan 1944 700
Dec 1944 1.200

Order of battle

1. Kompanie
2. Kompanie
3. Kompanie

Norwegian volunteer, note the Nasjonal Samling badge and Frontkjempermerket (Norwegian Frontfighter Medal) on the breast pocket

(Courtesy of Peder)

Recruitment posters
("Guarding Norways border to the east!" / "Join us in the north!")
 
(Courtesy of Ola)

Sources used

Frank Thayer - The Norwegian SS volunteers (in The Military Advisor, Vol 11 No 1)
Egil Ulateig & Geir Brenden - Nordmennene på Østfronten

Reference material on this unit

Massimiliano Afiero - SS-Skijäger bataillon "Norge": Il battaglione sciatori norvegese della Waffen SS
Sven T Arneberg - Tragedie i Karelen (Grøndahl og Dreyers Forlag, Oslo 1993)
Arne Håkon & Geir Brenden - SS-Schijäger-Bataillon "Norge"
Richard Landwehr - Frontfighters: the Norwegian Volunteer Legion of the Waffen-SS, 1941-1943
Derek M. Schei & Geir Brenden - Norske krigsfrivillige på tysk side (2 vol)
Egil Ulateig & Geir Brenden - Nordmennene på Østfronten
Eirik Veum & Geir Brenden - De som falt: Nordmenn drept i tysk krigstjeneste