Heavy Water 5-4

Heavy Water is the fourth level in the mission Sabotage the Rjukan Hydro Plant. It takes place in the evening of February 1, 1945, outside the Rjukan Hydro Plant and by the Rjukan dock, Norway.

Briefing
Heavy Water

01 February 1945

Manon: Uh oh.

As you no doubt read on the delivery schedule, the Germans have already prepared a large shipment of D 2 O for transport back to the Fatherland.

According to the report, the ferry should already be fully loaded - they're just awaiting the arrival of the icebreaker Von Chmielewski from Oslo. It's supposed to be there within the hour.

Make your way down the snowy road to the Rjukan dock, destroying any delivery vehicles you encounter along the way.

They may have an auxiliary generator powering the dock’s defensive perimeter. If they do, locate it - then blow it up.

Once you find the ferry, use the last of your charges to demolish any cargo on board. That Heavy Water must never reach Germany.

One last thing - the Norwegian Resistance mentioned a new weapon that the Wehrmacht infantry is using up here... something called a "Panzershrek."

I'm not sure what it is, but it doesn't sound good. Tread lightly, mon ami.

Jimmy: Heck what! Sabotage Ferry Boat

M1897: Disable 2 Truck

M1918: Search Power Station

M1911: and Disable it.

Jimmy: but the enemy using Panzerschreck but fortunately the only weapon i can counting for those guys is M1918 BAR. and for you two i will use for enemy not using Panzerschreck

M1918: you can counting on me dear.

M1911: thanks darling for trusting us.

M1897: Good for me not make any damage well than lieutenant shall we begin.

Jimmy: Yes alright here we go.

Objectives

 * Disable Both Trucks
 * Disable Power Station
 * Sabotage Ferry

Starting

 * M1911
 * M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle
 * M1897 Trench Gun

Trivia

 * Panzerschreck is erroneously spelled "Panzershrek"
 * The Icebreaker ship name, Von Chmielewski was based on Karl Chmielewski; A German SS-Offizier who served in many concentration camp and utilize brutality toward the prisoners in Gusen Concentration Camp which made him popularly dubbed as 'Teufel von Gusen', or 'Devil of the Gusen'.