THE STORD BACK AFTER SCHARNHORST VICTORY. 4 JANUARY 1944, ROSYTH. THE NORWEGIAN DESTROYER STORD BACK AFTER HER PART IN THE SINKING OF THE SCHARNHORST OFF THE NORTH CAPE, SHE WAS ONE OF THE DESTROYERS THAT TORPEDOED THE SCHARNHORST TO SLOW HER DOWN FOR THE DUKE OF YORK'S GUNS TO TAKE THEIR TOLL. - Two British members of the crew, G/Coder L Frost, of Leicester (left) and L/Telegraphist W L Catlow. of Grimskirk, share a joke with Norwegian shipmates. Torpedo commander Håkon Nilsen is giving a Churchillian V-sign

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