Unfortunately souvenir hunters have picked parts from the wreckage, even if it prohibited.
Still an interesting piece of war history.
A few pictures of the remaining wreckage. And a picture of the flight type
Close by is another memorial place. During the war radios was forbidden. Bother receivers and transmitters. Therefore the resistance set up small camps out in the wilderness where they had radio transmission with the military in London. A very risky task. Many got shot. They relayed intelligence information and received targets for sabotage etcetera. Unfortunately the Germans tracked the transmissions and close to this place two members of the resistance was discovered with their radio was and shot by the Germans.
Lots of WWII history in the vicinity of us due to the occupation and Norways strategic position. Especially the coast along the Atlantic Ocean.
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