Belgium, June to contact secret armies, arrange reception committees; established but no reports received. Montano (1944) – Belgium, March reports on group G activities, investigation of Yapok, Fabius and Hector II missions, creation of PWE structure and sabotage central Brussels. Mouse (1942) – Belgium, March drops unoccupied France, arrested shortly after landing. Mule (1942) – Belgium, April/May Free French recruit, to organise transport and sabotage in Antwerp. Musjid (1941) – Belgium, September/October contact organisations in east and west Flanders, creation of reception and sabotage organisations, organiser Aboretum, to be dispatched. Newsagent (1943) – Belgium, May with W/T operator Vampire, to organise reception committees and sabotage groups in Antwerp and Limburg. Nicanor (1943) – Belgium, January /February field name Therese, support to chief Belgian organisers. Opinion (1941) – Belgium (?), mission to cultivate contacts in ecclesiastical circles, including the king's entourage. Othello (1943) – Belgium, June mission to organise agricultural resistance, develop clandestine press and the encouragement of the sale of produce direct to the population, thus undermining occupation controls. Outcast (1941) – Belgium, September/October to work also into Luxembourg to contact existing groups or set up new ones, plan sabotage of power stations, industrial targets. Outhaul (1941) – Belgium, set for June did not take place, little information as to purpose in available file. Pandarus (1944) – Belgium, March, field name Cufflinks; to supply 90,000 dollars to secret army and aid building up to wireless network. Patroclus (1944) – Belgium, April/May 1944, with Velutus and Publius, field name Bracelet, works to Osric, Brussels, but arrested June . Operation Patron (1944) – Belgium, 1944, proposed exfiltration of Prince Charles of Belgium, brother of the King; no progress by August . Periwig (1941) – Belgium, (?) sabotage mission, captured by Gestapo (few details in the file). Philotus (1943) – Belgium, August establishment of organisation for reception and distribution of propaganda, attacks against pro-Fascists, and obstruction of work of collaborators. Phrynia (1944) – Belgium, August field name Liliane, to Osric, communications, information and reconnaissance for the chief of the area. Platypus (1942) – Belgium, August with Man Friday, mission with Belgian Sûreté and PWE to influence Belgian industry towards go-slow tactics, collection of economic data; status of mission questioned by 'C'. Pointer (1943) – Belgium, July with Claudius, later W/T to Claudius, contact with escape organisations; but questions over contact with German agents. Polonius (1944) – Belgium, January field name Belt, to Tybalt,