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Originally Posted by TormodChristiansen
Regarding the picture, I know about attacks on trains during the Norwegian campaign april-june 1940, but attacks AFTER this date on rolling stock in Norway was pretty scarce, or I'am wrong here? The point is that traveling in Norway (very generalized) excluding Coastal Shipping after 1942/43 and train riding in march-may 1945 (sabotage actions) was pretty safe, even for German soldiers. But I can't find any information from the Norwegian Railways (NSB, the same organization then as today) that such a attack was done on their Trains. Could the caption be wrong?
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Tormod, just as a sidenote I thought I'd add that apparently the only attack made on Norwegian soil by a Norwegian Pilot after 1940 was when a 333 Sqn Mosquito bombed a bridge on the railroad Flåmbanen. Don't remember the details, though I have them somewhere. Maybe in the book Flyalarm?
Kyrre