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I apologize for not being able to write in the French language. I am interested in documents, photographs, unpublished memoirs or published accounts in any language which mention Royal Navy (RN) liaison personnel aboard French warships during World War II. The RN assigned a British Naval Liaison Officer (BNLO) and a group of communications ratings (radio, signals, coding) to all Allied warships of minesweeper size or larger to ensure effective and secure communications with the RN. I have read several book-length accounts in English written by BNLOs, where part of the author's war service was liaison duty aboard French warships. I am also interested in reading sources in French which mention the RN liaison personnel. Can anyone direct me to documents, photographs or books/articles? Even having the name and rank of a BNLO on a particular French ship for a certain time period can be useful. I can read some French writing with difficulty and the use of a dictionary, and have a colleague at work who is fluent. If you prefer, you can reach me via private message on this forum. Thanks in advance to anyone who can assist me!

Mark C. Jones