Operation Pompadour

Operation Pompadour was a secret British sabotage mission during World War II aimed at disrupting Axis military operations in occupied France. Using airborne agents and covert networks, the operation focused on sabotaging key transportation routes, communication lines, and infrastructure to weaken German supply and troop movements. Its goal was to create chaos and hinder the Axis powers’ ability to coordinate effectively, thereby supporting broader Allied efforts on the Western Front. The operation involved careful planning, clandestine activities, and coordination with resistance groups to maximize its impact against the enemy.