This is a list of Special Operations Executive operations in World War II. Albania Bernard (1943) – Albania, partisan support Cameron (194?) – Albania, partisan support Consensus (194?) – Albania, partisan support Consensus II (194?) – Albania, partisan support Cooperation (194?) – Albania, partisan support Figure (194?) – Albania, partisan support Gunman (194?) – Albania, partisan support Primus (194?) – Albania, partisan support Sapling (194?) – Albania, partisan support Sconce (194?) – Albania, partisan support Sculptor (194?) – Albania, partisan support Slender (194?) – Albania, partisan support Spillway (194?) – Albania, partisan support Spinster (194?) – Albania, partisan support Stables (194?) – Albania, partisan support Stepmother (194?) – Albania, partisan support Swifter (194?) – Albania, partisan support Vertebrae (194?) – Albania, partisan support Austria Operation Bongo (1945) – Austria, Operation to secure a vault containing many of Europe's art treasures. Clowder (1943–45) – Austria, establishment of an advance post to make contacts in central and eastern Europe, exploiting resistance movements, and looking especially to work in Austria and Germany. Crowd (1945) – Austria, 16 March investigation of general conditions of the underground socialist movement in the Sudetenland; fate unknown but thought to have been captured. Danbury (1945) – Austria, 13 August sabotage of enemy lines of communication in Drau valley, based at Klagenfurt; eventually returned to Bari. Operation Denver (1944) – Austria, 8 May contact with resistance groups in Sudetenland and establishment of communications. All agents lost through betrayal. Drybrook (1945) – Austria, 13 August establishment of W/T links in east Tyrol; dropped in error to Germany and returned to UK. Duncery (1945) – Austria, 24 April preservation of Zeltweg Aerodrome for the Allies, in the event unnecessary through work of local anti-Nazi groups. Duval (1945) – Austria, 16 February to contact underground organisation in Salzburg and assist in sabotage; party captured. Ebensburg (1945) – Austria, 8 February organisation of local sabotage with Maquis; capture of Bad Aussee four days before US arrival. Electra (1945) – Austria, 23 March to contact the underground socialist movement, Vienna; W/T contact never established. Evansville (1945) – Austria, 7 February support to movement in Graz, and arrangement for agents in Italy; believed killed and underground organisation crushed. Greenleaves (1945) – Austria, 2 April group based at Klagenfurt; dropped successfully but documents and photos captured; evacuated to Bari. Hamster (1945) – Austria, 21 April arming of small resistance groups for attacks on road and rail