Skinnarland's boss in London was Leif Tronstad, chief of
intelligence, espionage, and sabotage for the Norwegian Resistance
effort and, as it happens, codesigner of the original
high-concentration plant at Vemork. All messages between the two
were in Norwegian and had to be translated for their British
counterparts. "Limpet" here refers to plastic explosive. To keep
retaliations against locals to a minimum, Tronstad suggests the
saboteurs leave behind British effects so the Germans will think
the attack was conducted by British commandos.