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This book contains the amazing stories of over seventy such escapes, many first-hand accounts. It includes aircrew who found their way to freedom from Europe and places as far away as the Bay of Bengal. There are stories of hi-jacked aircraft, crossing crocodile infested swamps, evasion by camel and coffin, survival in the jungle and brushes with the Gestapo.

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First published in Great Britain in 2009 By Pen and Sword Aviation An imprint - photo 1

First published in Great Britain in 2009 By Pen and Sword Aviation An imprint - photo 2

First published in

Great Britain in 2009

By Pen and Sword Aviation

An imprint of

Pen and Sword Books Ltd

47 Church Street,

Barnsley,

South Yorkshire

S70 2AS

Copyright Alan W. Cooper 2009

ISBN 978-1-84415-877-5

eISBN 9781844688067

The right of Alan W. Cooper to be identified as the Author of this Work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

A CIP record for this book is available from the British Library

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission from the Publisher in writing.

First Edition published by William Kimber & Co Ltd in 1988.

Typeset in 10/12pt Palatino

by Mac Style, Beverley, E. Yorkshire

Printed and bound in Great Britain

by CPI UK

Pen and Sword Books incorporates the imprints of Pen and Sword Aviation, Pen and Sword Maritime, Pen and Sword Military, Wharncliffe Local History, Pen and Sword Select, Pen and Sword Military Classics and Leo Cooper.

For a complete list of Pen & Sword titles please contact

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CONTENTS

Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Embry RAFES Robert Lonsdale RW - photo 3

Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Embry. ( RAFES )

Robert Lonsdale RW Lonsdale Denis Crowley-Milling with Nobert - photo 4

Robert Lonsdale. ( R.W. Lonsdale )

Denis Crowley-Milling with Nobert Fillerin shortly after the war ended - photo 5

Denis Crowley-Milling with Nobert Fillerin shortly after the war ended.

Pilot Officer Lewis Hodges at Upper Hayford in 1940 Sir Lewis Hodges - photo 6

Pilot Officer Lewis Hodges at Upper Hayford in 1940. ( Sir Lewis Hodges )

Wing Commander Frank Griffiths Group Captain Frank Griffiths Bob Merlin - photo 7

Wing Commander Frank Griffiths. ( Group Captain Frank Griffiths )

Bob Merlin with Jo Becker and Mrs Merlin after the war Bob Merlin - photo 8

Bob Merlin with Jo Becker and Mrs Merlin after the war. ( Bob Merlin )

Schnapps Merlins Alsatian Chris Thomas The Rev George Wood Evening - photo 9

Schnapps, Merlins Alsatian. ( Chris Thomas )

The Rev George Wood Evening Argus Brighton Sergeant Woods Aircraft - photo 10

The Rev. George Wood. ( Evening Argus, Brighton )

Sergeant Woods Aircraft Rev G Wood Sergeant Wood and a souvenir - photo 11

Sergeant Woods Aircraft. ( Rev. G. Wood )

Sergeant Wood and a souvenir Rev G Wood John Broughs crashed Halifax - photo 12

Sergeant Wood and a souvenir. ( Rev. G. Wood )

John Broughs crashed Halifax J Brough Reg Lewis R Lewis Len - photo 13

John Broughs crashed Halifax. ( J. Brough )

Reg Lewis R Lewis Len Barnes Len Barnes Twenty-eight years - photo 14

Reg Lewis. ( R. Lewis )

Len Barnes Len Barnes Twenty-eight years later Reg Lewis knocks on the - photo 15

Len Barnes. ( Len Barnes )

Twenty-eight years later Reg Lewis knocks on the first front door to which he - photo 16

Twenty-eight years later, Reg Lewis knocks on the first front door to which he went for help. ( R. Lewis )

From right to left Bill Alliston crew member Maurice Steel and helper Henri - photo 17

From right to left: Bill Alliston, crew member Maurice Steel and helper Henri de Brossard. ( Michel Tabarant )

Virginia and Philippe dAlbert-Lake in 1984 Len Barnes Bill Alliston - photo 18

Virginia and Philippe dAlbert-Lake in 1984. ( Len Barnes )

Bill Alliston centre with Madame Dupr Mrs Alliston The camp de - photo 19

Bill Alliston (centre) with Madame Dupr. ( Mrs Alliston )

The camp de Richeray in the Fret de Frteval Gordon Hand Camp de - photo 20

The camp de Richeray in the Fret de Frteval. ( Gordon Hand )

Camp de Richeray Gordon Hand Charles Weir left at the Frteval - photo 21

Camp de Richeray. ( Gordon Hand )

Charles Weir left at the Frteval memorial with the gendarme Omer Jubault and - photo 22

Charles Weir (left) at the Frteval memorial with the gendarme, Omer Jubault and his wife and daughter. ( Gordon Hand )

Bryan Morgan Bryan Morgan Bryan Morgan with Elizabeth Harrison - photo 23

Bryan Morgan. ( Bryan Morgan )

Bryan Morgan with Elizabeth Harrison secretary of the RAFES taken in 1985 - photo 24

Bryan Morgan with Elizabeth Harrison, secretary of the RAFES, taken in 1985. ( Alan Cooper )

Gordon Thring and Gerry McMahon Gerry McMahon Henri Maigret Russell - photo 25

Gordon Thring and Gerry McMahon. ( Gerry McMahon )

Henri Maigret Russell Gradwell The crew of Russell Gradwells M-Mike - photo 26

Henri Maigret. ( Russell Gradwell )

The crew of Russell Gradwells M-Mike JA690 in hiding Russell Gradwell - photo 27

The crew of Russell Gradwells M-Mike JA690 in hiding. ( Russell Gradwell )

Flight Lieutenant Ernest Harrop third from right and crew E Harrop - photo 28

Flight Lieutenant Ernest Harrop, third from right, and crew. ( E. Harrop )

Ernest Harrop centre with helpers E Harrop Sergeant Albert De Bruin - photo 29

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