KARL SMÁRI HREINSSON AND SHONA FERGUS EXPLORE THE MYSTERY BEHIND THE CRASH OF A COASTAL COMMAND WELLINGTON
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Iceland was a haven for Allied convoys bound for Murmansk in the Soviet Union’s far north. Ships would gather in Hvalfjö rður Bay close to the island nation’s capital, Reykjavík, before setting off on the hazardous journey along the Norwegian coast.