north of Nivelles. Priam (1944) – Belgium, May/June field name Hubertine, sabotage instruction mission. Publius (1944) – Belgium, April/May field name Muff, W/T mission to Colette Rat/Goat (1943) – Belgium, April organisation of courier line for escapees and mail. Regan (1944) – Belgium, February field name Lining, W/T mission to Scipio. Reynaldo (1944) – Belgium, August field name Gabrielle, to contact chief of the secret army. Rhombold (1941) – Belgium, October Chevron area, W/T and sabotage. Roderigo (1944) – Belgium, May field name Paulette, sabotage instruction to Nelly organisation, Lessines region. Rosencrantz (1944) – Belgium, September W/T mission, overtaken by Allied advance. Sable (1942) – Belgium, April/May east of Blois, to establish sabotage group near Antwerp, part of mission known as 'the Toughs', to disorganise transport, railways, communications. Samoyède (1943) – Belgium, May PID mission, for pre- and post- liberation work, jamming of German wireless installations, aim of helping Allies from D-Day in use of press, cinema and radio. Sempronius (1944) – Belgium, February/March field name Ernestine, assistance to chief of sabotage, organisation of reception of material, using business cover; no reports received from mission in surviving file. Silkmerchant (1941) – Belgium, May organisation of passive resistance through liberal and social parties, eventually leading to sabotage. Socrates (1943–44) – Belgium, to organise financial aid to resistance organisations. Terrier (1942) – Belgium, March Rochefort area, W/T mission suspicions of possible use of W/T sets by the enemy. Tybalt (1942–44) – Belgium, organisational mission to contact resistance CLAUDIUS groups, secret armies and FIL, the largest sub group in Belgium, and bring these within SOE coordination. Union (1944) (1944) – France, January to investigate Maquis strength, Savone region. Varro (1944) – Belgium, field name Delphine, mission to investigate arrests in Tybalt organisation. Vergillia (1944) – Belgium, February field name Nelly, chief sabotage organisation working to chief of staff, SOE and Belgian Sûreté, with the aim of dislocating rail and road transportation on D-Day. Yapok (1944) – Belgium, February with Montano and Volumnia missions, field name Shoelace; arrested and escaped. France Aloes (1944) – France, 1944, code name for resistance headquarters, Brittany, W/T communications to five departments of Brittany. Armada (1943) – France, November sabotage of Le Creusot electricity power, also transformer stations and fuel depots. Bezique/Dressmaker (1943) – France, sabotage of tanneries at Graulhet (Pau-Toulouse) and Mazamet (Carcassonne); unsuccessful. Citronelle (1944) – France, to assess Maquis Strength, Ardennes region. Echalotte (1944) – France,