transport; reported working in Klagenfurt. Haras (1945) – Austria, 30 July to join Communist underground in Innsbruck, establish radio links. Unsuccessful, W/T not dropped and agent attacked. Historian (1945) – Austria, 24 April attack against communication lines in Klagenfurt. Pyx (1945) – Austria, 13 June Klagenfurt to Vienna; for creation of safe houses, contact with the resistance locally, sabotage organisation; delay imposed by partisans and capture of information; eventually return of the party to Bari. Seafront (1945) – Austria, 12 October establishment of safe route to Salzburg and encouragement of resistance in Salzburg; dropped to Germany by mistake. Temple (1945) – Austria, 13 August establishment of contacts in frontier area; fate unknown. Belgium Aemilius (1944) – Belgium, 3 August 1944, field name Lucie, Rockfort-Marche region. Aeneas (1944) – Belgium Agamemnon (1944) – Belgium, January/February 1944, field name Suzanne, Tournai, liaison mission with Cufflinks mission, captured. Agrippa (1944) – Belgium, 5 March 1944, field name Brooch, W/T mission. Alarbus (1944) – Belgium, 3 June 1944, field name Locket, Ciney/Marche region. Alcibiades (1944) – Belgium, 5 August 1944, field name Ida, Halle/Nivelles region, provision of instruction in sabotage. Alsatian (1943) – Belgium 21–22 April 1943, Briquet. Mission members killed on impact. Aimed at encouragement of resistance in industry. Antenor (1944) – Belgium, field name Tiepin, Gemblaux. Apemantus (1944) – Belgium, February/March field name Monique, Beauriang region, liaison with resistance groups. Arboretum (1944) – Belgium, agents executed, few details of exact mission. Armadillo (1944) – Belgium, 6 August field name Gavotte, Ardennes region. Association (1941–1942) – Belgium, infiltration of agent to Belgium through Lisbon; paid off after attempt at usage . Aufidius (1944) – Belgium, 1 April filed name Colette, Ciney Marche, liaison mission with chief of zone IV, for organisation of zone, instruction in arms and explosives. Autogyro (1941) – Belgium, few details in files, mission cancelled after several failures. Baboon (1942) – Belgium, 17 November Political Intelligence Department mission to encourage peasant resistance. Badger (1943) – Belgium, February Liège Province region, reception committees, communication with Secret Army; agent deemed 'irresponsible'. Balaklava (1941) – Belgium, September–October W/T support to Outcaste at Neufchâteau, discovered by Germans. Balthazar (1942–1944) – Belgium, field name Louse, aimed at paralysis of river traffic in Hainaut region, later expanded to cutting of railway routes and destruction of communications in preparation for D-Day, working to Nelly. Bassianus (1944) – Belgium, May field name Violette, to work to Nelly, sabotage