'Lola' was a British naval undertaking on behalf of the Special Operations Executive to land agents and stores on Sandøya, an island off the west coast of German-occupied Norway (12/15 February 1945).

Lieutenant R. Seddon’s MGB-718 of the 15^th Motor Gun Boat Flotilla departed Aberdeen with two agents and 50 cases of stores, but the weather was so bad that the motor gun boat could make no more than 6 kt for much of the time. All the boat’s watertight hatches and bulkheads were damaged, all her radio equipment was soaked and unserviceable, and the boat’s interior was a shambles. Seddon pressed on, against the advice of the Norwegian pilot on board, and landed the agents and their stores. The boat then headed back to Aberdeen, which she reached with 5 ft (1.5 m) of water in her bilges.