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NORWAY (UFA NO. 14)

National Archives and Records Administration

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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC 43391, LI 242-MID-3542 - NORWAY (UFA NO. 14) - DVD Copied by Ann Galloway. Series: Motion Picture Films From G-2 Army Military Intelligence Division, compiled 1918 - ca. 1947. Shows Ger. campaign in Norway. Ger. convoy of destroyers, motor torpedo boats, and transports hovers off the Nor. coast, supplies are unloaded and moved to the front, Ger. engineers rebuild bridges destroyed by retreating Norwegians, white camouf. Ger. inf. and horse-drawn vehicles move on Oslo, Ger. inf. move through Nor. blockhouse, Ger. 105mm howitzer fires on Nor. rear guard, Ger. horse-drawn vehicles adv. along road, Ger. Heinkel 111K bombs Brit. position in Nor. village, Brit. prisoners are captured at Lillehammer and marched to the rear, long column of horse-drawn vehicles, motorcycles, and pk. animals move on Brit. ports of debarkation at Namsos and Andalsnes, Brit. munitions dump at Gudbrandsdal is captured, wounded Brit. prisoners are marched to the rear, wreckage of Brit. aircraft is examined, Ger. Heinkels and Stukas bomb Namsos and Andalsnes and score near misses and hits on Brit. destroyers and transports in the fjords.

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National Archives and Records Administration
Language
English
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