boreoperasjonen

Boreoperasjonen, also known as the Bore Campaign, was a Norwegian military operation conducted during World War II. It took place in the Lofoten Islands, Norway, from May to June 1941. The operation was a joint effort between the Norwegian military and the British, aimed at disrupting German supply lines and communications in northern Norway.

The campaign began with a series of raids on German supply depots and communication lines. Norwegian commandos, supported by British aircraft, carried out these raids, which were designed to be swift and decisive. The operation was successful in disrupting German supply lines and communications, but it also resulted in significant losses for the Norwegian forces.

The Boreoperasjonen was a significant event in the history of World War II, as it demonstrated the importance of joint military operations between Allied nations. It also highlighted the challenges faced by the Norwegian military in their fight against the German occupation. The campaign ended with the withdrawal of Norwegian forces, leaving the Lofoten Islands under German control.