Wilhelm Mohr

PART I – The Contribution of the Norwegian Air Forces
Article 6.
Where a member of the Norwegian Armed Forces is to be tried by a
Civil Court of the United Kingdom, the responsible authority of the
Norwegian Force concerned shall give such facilities to the appropriate
civil authorities in the United Kingdom as may be necessary for the
purpose of providing for the trial.
Article 7.
When members of the Norwegian Land, Sea and Air Forces are serving
in any territory outside the United Kingdom which is under the
authority of His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom the expression
«United Kingdom» shall, in relation to those members, mean
that territory.
Article 8.
Any offence or act of omission committed by any member of the Norwegian
Armed Forces on board a warship flying the Norwegian Flag is
excluded from the scope of Articles 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the present Appendix.
Enclosure 4
NOTE ON THE ECONOMIC AGREEMENT
The economic agreement made as a result of the main agreement
stated among other things that the Norwegian squadrons furnished
with British equipment became Norwegian property. These were paid
outright £180,000 per squadron. The sum included aircraft, unit equipment
and other special equipment required.
Norway further paid an annual fee of £520,000 per squadron, later
reduced to £420,000 per squadron, towards the obligation of the United
Kingdom to hold the Norwegian squadrons in first-class condition at
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