Operation Flounder

Operation Flounder was an operation carried out in World War II by the NEI. Eight men, all NEI, were put on shore at Ceram Island. Contact was lost. It later emerged that at least two had been executed.[1]

References

  1. ^ "The Official History of the Operations and Administration of Special Operations - Australia [(SOA), also known as the Inter-Allied Services Department (ISD) and Services Reconnaissance Department (SRD)] Volume 2 Part 1 page 7". National Archives of Australia. p. 34.
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Australian special operations of the Second World War
Timor,
Sundas
and Java
  • Operation Mackerel (1942)
  • Operation Tiger (Java) (1942)
  • Operation Lion (1942)
  • Operation Flounder (1942)
  • Operation Ambon (1942, abandoned)
  • Operation Walnut (1942-43)
  • Operation Lancer (1942)
  • Operation Lizard (1942–43)
  • Operation Lagarto (1943)
  • Operation Cobra (1943)
  • Operation Adder (1944)
  • Operation Mugger (1944, incomplete)
  • Operation Hornet (1944)
  • Operation Bat & Apache (1944)
  • Operation Wasp (1944)
  • Operation Gnat (1944)
  • Operation Flea (1944, abandoned)
  • Operation Louse (1944, abandoned)
  • Operation Sounder (1944, abandoned)
  • Operation Sunfish (1945)
  • Operation Sunable (1945)
  • Operation Sunbaker (1945)
  • Operation Suncharlie (April 1945)
  • Operation Sundog (1945)
  • Operation Blackfish (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Blackbird (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Sunlag (1945)
  • Operation Lagartout (1945)
  • Operation Brim (1945)
  • Operation Pigeon (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Suncob (1945)
  • Operation Salmon (1945)
  • Operation Carp (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Cod (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Starfish (1945)
  • Operation Binatang (1945)
  • Operation Anchovy (1945, abandoned)
  • Operation Groper (1945)
  • Operation Demo (1945)
New Guinea
  • Salamaua Raid (1942)
  • Heath's Farm Raid (1942)
  • Mubo Raid (1942)
  • Operation Cockroach (1942, abandoned)
  • Operation Beetle (1942)
  • Operation Ladybird (1942)
  • Operation Spider (1942, abandoned)
  • Operation Wasp (1942, abandoned)
  • Operation Tick (1942)
  • Operation Bug (1942)
  • Operation Locust (1943)
  • Operation Oaktree (1942–44)
  • Operation Whiting (1943)
  • Operation Scorpion (1943)
  • Operation Mosstroops (1943)
  • Operation Menzies (1944)
  • Operation Perch (1944)
  • Operation Reaper (1944)
  • Operation Silver (1944)
  • Operation Gold (1944)
  • Operation Copper (1944)
  • Operation Vokeo (1944)
  • Operation Crayfish (1944)
  • Operation Falcon (1944)
  • Operation Phoenix (1944)
  • Operation Rose
  • Operation Dodo
  • Operation Moa
  • Operation Lennon
  • Operation Socrates
  • Operation Flathead
Borneo
Celebes and
Moluccas
  • Operation Giraffe
  • Operation Crane
  • Operation Shril
  • Operation Magpie
  • Operation Raven
  • Operation Garnish
  • Operation Opossum (1945)
  • Operation Swallow
  • Operation Swift
  • Operation Finch (1945)
Malaya and
China Seas
  • Operation Jaywick (1943)
  • Operation Rimau (1944–45)
  • Operation Politician-Optican
  • Operation Gunard
  • Operation Crocodile
  • Operation Carpenter
  • Operation Period
  • Operation Oblivion
other
  • Operation Sabre (1945)
  • Operation Apple (1945)
  • Operation Turnip
  • Operation Potato
  • Operation Goldfish
  • Operation Pine Needle
  • Operation Trout
  • Operation Shark
  • Operation Carrot
  • Operation Radish
  • Operation Asparagus
  • Operation Bream
  • Operation Robin
  • Operation Stallion
  • Mission 204 (or 'Tulip Force') (1942–43)
  • Operation Source (1943)
  • Operation Guidance (1944)
proposed
  • Operation Hornbill (1944)
  • Operation Kingfisher (1944–45)
other Netherlands
East Indies
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Dutch East Indies Commando raids of the Second World War
Sumatra
Korps Insulinde (1943–45)
Java
Celebes
Moluccas
Timor
New Guinea