'Lochiel' (ii) was a British tactical deception plan schemed as the logical successor to 'Lochiel' (i) and designed to persuade the Axis powers that Lieutenant General K. A. N. Anderson’s Allied 1^st Army was preparing to launch a major offensive from Téboursouk in the southern part of central Tunisia to take Tunis (March/April 1943).

Planned under the supervision of Lieutenant Colonel David Strangeways, 'Lochiel II' was discarded in favour of 'Hostage' (i).