airdrop of a British delegation to Tito's headquarters. West Africa Postmaster (1942) – West Africa, capture of two Italian ships. Miscellaneous Bandon (?) – The files include a report on the HQ in Turin and the liberation of the city. Cabaret (1942) – An attempt to repeat Operation Rubble - abandoned. Casement (1944) – A deception plan aimed at creating the belief that Germans were fleeing to Éire or Argentina to form a free German government. Suggested by the Spanish section during it did not go ahead through the lack of evidence of the Spanish escape connection considered necessary for its success. Codford (?) – Name for all operations designed to prevent enemy states from seizing assets of neutral foreign countries. Moonshine (1944) – Growing out of Operation Bridford, a partially successful operation to deliver arms to the Danish resistance and return via Sweden carrying war supplies. Performance (1942) – An attempt to repeat Operation Rubble - partial success with heavy casualties. Rankin (?) – Codeword for planning of operation in the event of German withdrawal from occupied countries. Siamang (?) – Val Maria area, helping to coordinate anti-scorch measures to protect hydroelectric plants in the region. ''Operation Remorse An economic operation in Hong Kong and other parts of China, that included counterfeiting currency and smuggling, which generated over £77 million in profit for the SOE. See also List of World War II military operations References Operations World War II sabotage