Trond Johansen, a celebrated figure in Norwegian intelligence and a veteran of the wartime resistance, has died at the age of 102. Johansen actively participated in the XU resistance movement during the Second World War, working against the Nazi occupation of Norway. Following the war, he became the first assistant director of Norway’s Intelligence Service. Defence Chief Eirik Kristoffersen lauded Johansen’s dedication to Norway and the armed forces, expressing personal sorrow at his passing and remembering him as an honorable man. Kristoffersen highlighted their long-standing friendship and the significant impact Johansen had on his life. Johansen’s death marks the end of an era for Norwegian intelligence and a loss for those who knew him. His contributions were vital to Norway’s security both during and after the war.