The build-up and operations of the Royal Norwegian Navy in the period 1940-45 BaardHelle The contribution of the Norwegian air forces Wilbelm Mobr Operation Jupiter and possible landings in Norway HP Willmott Operation Jupiter: a Norwegian perspective Einar Grannes i INTELLIGENCE AND RESISTANCE Norway's role in British wartime intelligence Edward Thomas Norwegian intelligence in the Second Among the smaller World War Ragnar Ulstein Allied nations, Milorg and SOE Arnfmn Mo/and Norway was perhaps The Linge Company and the British Joachim Renneberg the most successful in establishing excellent SPECIAL OPERATIONS working relations with Britain and Norwegian resistance: Great Britain, and yet it clandestine sea transport was never subservient. Sir Brooks Richards Special duty operations in Nor\\ ay Twenty-five expert during the Second World War contributors examine the Mark Seaman Anglo-Norwegian alliance Norwegian resistance: the Swedish on land, at sea and in the air, with chapters connection Sir Peter Tennant devoted to such topics as the Norwegian The Spitsbergen operations 1942-43 Sir Alexander Glen merchant fleet (the largest in the world) and the 'Shetland Bus' operations. They THE LIBERATION AND AFTER also provide unique insights into Norway's Planning the Liberation: the Norwegian role in the gathering of wartime contribution Paal Frisvold Andrew Thorne and the liberation of intelligence, including the background to Norway Sir Peter Thorne the sinking of the Bismarck, as well as The Western Allies, the Soviet I nion sabotage operations such as the destruction and Finnmark 1944-45 of the heavy water plant at Rjukan in 1943. 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