'Reflection' was a British naval undertaking to land French agents in St Brieuc Bay on the Brittany coast of German-occupied France (15/16 June 1944).

Lieutenant R. F. Seddon’s MGB-718 of the 15^th Motor Gun Boat Flotilla landed three French agents on Bonaparte Beach at Plouha in St Brieuc Bay. The boat’s first lieutenant, Lieutenant Guy Hamilton, led the three-man crew of the small 'surfboat' which landed the passengers safely, but a faulty radio and a dragging MGB anchor caused them to miss MGB-718 on their return. With dawn approaching, Seddon had to leave the three men behind, but these were contacted the local resistance group and returned to Dartmouth four weeks later.