Operation Claymore Norway 1941 - Happy Hunting

[@1089maul]

Woody/Dr Alex. I have been with WW2TV for almost two years and once again a presentation involving a subject I would never have dreamed of. Fish oil! A fabulously interesting presentation. I love Dr Alex’s style of presenting. Thanks gents. Bob

[@WW2TV]

Wow, thank you

[@annparry09]

Interestingly, this talk popped up on my KZbin channel. I just had lunch with a friend at the Daughters of Norway. Her uncle left with the British from Operation Claymore when they raided the Loftens. Her father, however, was arrested in retaliation and ended up as prisoner #10 at Grini Concentration outside of Oslo.

[@HG_NL]

Fishoil.... wow, never thought about it. Fascinating!!!!

[@catholicmilitantUSA]

Even Dr Clarke's going off at a tangent is a pleasure to listen to!

[@IncomitatusExcelsior]

How does this not have more engagement? This is fascinating and enlightening, even two years on! Fish oil! Makes more sense than a temperamental Hitler.

[@ladydunraven]

I love my Fridays catching up on the latest shows. What a brilliant topic, Alexander you are so passionate and getting the history over so well for someone who has no knowledge on these events. Paul thank you for doing these, please keep these show going and i hope to see you at Chalke valley this year or next depending on the C-19.

[@davidsabillon5182]

❤

[@seegurke93]

Have to watch it next but as far as I know this Operation was in 1941, not 1940 as the title says. Will comment again after the view :)

[@seegurke93]

I see you updated the title from 40 to 41 :D haha tbh it was on my mind for 7 months now since all my literature and the web says the Operation was in 41..... but now I just see that it was a typo :)

[@scorcher67]

Wonderful Rabbit Holes.

[@therealuncleowen2588]

1:15:50 "I prefer destroyers that don't get sunk." -Donald Trump, if he'd ever heard about HMS Gurkha