Britain's Commandos Raid Norway

The Royal Navy and British commandos executed a surprise raid on Nazi-held Norwegian islands. The operation involved strategic landings, targeting munitions dumps, and capturing key Nazi positions. The commandos, well-rehearsed and efficient, overcame the German forces, causing significant damage and capturing prisoners. The raid resulted in minimal British casualties and demonstrated the effectiveness of commando tactics. This operation was part of a broader Allied strategy to weaken Nazi forces and pave the way for future victories.

What role did naval support play in the success of the commandos' mission?

Describe the conditions faced by the commandos during the operation.

What was the primary objective of the British commandos during the raid?

How did the German forces react to the British commandos during the raid?

What were the outcomes of the raid in terms of casualties and destruction?