Tirpitz was attacked from 6,500 feet at 0012 hrs with one 4,000 lb HC bomb which was seen to burst between Tirpitz and the North bank of the fjord. Four 500 lb GP bombs were dropped on flak concentrations on the tip of the North bank. All bombs were seen to busrt. There were heavy concentrations of light flak from both sides of Åsenfjord but no AA on Tirpitz. Some heavy flak. The smoke screen was just starting at the mouth of the fjord. Considerable light flak was experienced coming from the warships in Lofjord. Searchlights and flak were observed in the direction of Trondheim.

The aircraft and crew returned safely to RAF Lossiemouth landing at 0355 hrs on 28th April1942.

Tirpitz was attacked from 7,000 feet at 0035 hrs with one 4,000 lb spec. bomb and four 500 lb GP bomb. Bombs fell in Åsenfjord and although bursts were seen the exact position was not observed. The Pilot remarked that the visibility in the target area was excellent and that the outline of a ship the size of Tirpitz was clearly seen in Åsenfjord. Unlike the previous evening, no light flak was encountered in the immediate target area although heavy and light flak was experienced on the approach to Trondheimfjord, three warships in the fjord sent up considerable light flak. One ship in the centre of the fjord was using a small searchlight.

The aircraft and crew returned safely to RAF Lossiemouth landing at 0438hrs on 29th April1942.