Norwegian Independent Company 1

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Norwegian Independent Company 1 was a World War II Norwegian special operations unit trained and supported by the British that conducted covert missions against German forces, including the famous heavy water sabotage in Norway.

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Label Occurrences
Norwegian Independent Company 1 canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II unit
military unit
special operations unit
activity conducting raids on German installations in Norway
supporting Norwegian resistance
training Norwegian commandos
allegiance Norwegian government-in-exile NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Kompani Linge NERFINISHED
branch Norwegian Army NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
cooperatedWith British Special Operations Executive NERFINISHED
Norwegian resistance movement NERFINISHED
country Norway
disbandedAfter World War II NERFINISHED
era 20th century
formedDuring World War II NERFINISHED
garrisonLocation United Kingdom NERFINISHED
namedAfter Martin Linge NERFINISHED
notableOperation Norwegian heavy water sabotage NERFINISHED
Operation Gunnerside NERFINISHED
operations against German forces in Norway
opponent Nazi Germany
partOf Special Operations Executive NERFINISHED
purpose to conduct special operations in occupied Norway
role covert operations
reconnaissance
sabotage
status disbanded
supportedBy United Kingdom NERFINISHED
targeted German heavy water production at Vemork
theaterOfOperations Norway NERFINISHED
trainedBy British Army NERFINISHED

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Norwegian heavy water sabotage participant Norwegian Independent Company 1
Norwegian resistance movement hasPart Norwegian Independent Company 1
Operation Gunnerside plannedBy Norwegian Independent Company 1
Operation Gunnerside militaryBranch Norwegian Independent Company 1