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, MOVEMENT ORDER FOR EVACUATION TO UK (AlvlERI CAN)
You ar e directed to t r ave l route and me thod w~ich wil e ind ic a t ed to you
and t o r eport immediate ly to an offic e r of t he P .W. & X. Det . M. I . S . 63 Brook St .
LONDON vi . T'i is .Movement Order togc t 'er wi t h Medical Report will be handed to
the Officer
of AB 64 Pts. I and II AF B 2606 Form 1250
~Lieut·. I. S • 9 ( VVEA ) First Cdn Army
MOVJ.~MEN T OHD£R FOR E\Th.CUATION TO UK ( AMERICA )
You a r e dir ected to t r ave l i ndicated to you
and t o r eport immediate ly t o an off ic er of the P .W. & X. De t. M. I. S . 63 Brook St.
LONDON vi . Tl-i is Movement Ord er togo t i,e r with Med i ca l Report will b e handed to
the O~f~,f~YREJ.anding , L. D. A. C. up on a rriva l. ,~, ....... ·- ~ •.
Beafe-~ is,.n o§. l:r} 'p6 ,s e ssion of AB 64 Pts. I a nd II AF B 2606 Form 1250
I \ · ( '2 2re&1~~~ ' ~r;
r.s . 9 (vfEA) First Cd.ii Army
MOVEMENT OHDER FOR EVJ1.CUATION TO UK (AMERICAN)
Name
You are dir ected to t r ave l by ' e r out e e ind ic a t ed to you
and t o r eport immediate ly t o an off i c er of tlie P .W. & X. De t. M. I.S. 63 Brook St,
LONDm w. T'iis Mov ement Ord er toge t e r with Med i ca l Report will b e handed to
the Oi'f.t c er Commanding , L.D . A. C. up on o.rri val.
Bear e r is n ot in p oss ess ion of AB 64 Pts. I and II AF B 2606 Form 1250
ic_e Stamp &#~Lieut. I. S • 9 ( VVEA ) First Cdn Army
RESTRICTED
WAR DEPARTMENT The Adjutant General's Office
Washington
AG 383.6 (31 Jul 43) OB-S-B-M KLS/el-2B-939 Pentagon
• 6 August 1943
SUBJECT: Amended Instructions Concerning Publicity in Connection with Escaped Prisoners of War, to Include Evaders of Capture in Enemy or Enemy-Occupied Territory and Internees in Neutral Countries.
TO: The Commanding Generals, Army Ground; Army Air Forces;
The Commander-in-Chief. Southwest Pacific Area; The Commanding Generals,
Theaters of Operations: Defens" Commands; Departments; Base Commands;
The Commanding Officers, Base Commands;
Director, Bureau of Public Relations.
1. Publication or communication to any unauthorized per!:lons <:>f experiences of escape or evasion from enemy~occupied territory, internment in
8 neutral country, or release from internment not only furr.ihhes u~fal information to the enemy but also jeopardizes future escapes, evasions and
releases.
2. Personnel will not, unless authorized by tlie Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, War Department G<ineral Staff, publish in any form whatever or communicate either directly, or indirectly, to the press, radio or an unauthorized person any account of escape or evasion of capture from enemy or enemy-occupied territory, or internment in a neutral country either before or after repatriation. They will he held strictly resPonsible for all statements contained in communications to friends which may subsequently be published in the press or otherwise.
~. Evaders, escapees,, or internees shaB not be interrogated on the circumstances of their experiences in escape, ev&ion or internrnent except by the agency designated by the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-2, War Department General Staff, or the corresponding organization in overseas theaters of operations. In allied or neutral countries, A..lllP.rican Military Attaches are authorized to interrogate 01• es.ca~. 12va.sion and ii.t.ermnent matters.
4. Should the services of escaped prisoners of war, evaders, or internees be deemed necessary for lecturing and briefing, such services will be under the direct supervision of the agency designated by the Assistant Chief of Staff. G-t , War Department General Staff. or the corresponding organization in overseas theaters of operations.
5. Commanding Officers will be responsible for instructing all evaders, escapees, and internees in th<! provisions of this directive which super-sedes le.tter, AG 883.6 (5 Nov 42) OR-S-B-M, 7 November 1942, subject: Instructions concerning Publicity in Omnection with Escaped Prisoners of War anti other previous instructions on this subject.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
/s/ J. A. ULIO J. A. ULIO
Major GPneral, The Adjutant General.
J. Information about your cseape or your evasion from capture <1.'ould be useful to Iha en~m_v and a danger to yo ir friends. It is therefore
SEGRE'T.
2• a You must therefore not disclose, except to the first .Military Attache to whom Y<>U report, or to an officer designated by the Commanding r.eneral of the 'rheater of Operations, or by A. C. of S., G-2, W . D.
(1) The names of those who helped you.
/, c d e
theater.
(2) The method by which you escaped or evaded. (3) The route you followed. (4) Any other facts concerning your experience. Yon must he pa:-ticu!arly on your guard with persons rep1·esenting the press. You must give no account of your experiences in books, newspapers, periodicals or in broadcasts or in lectures. y 011 must give no inforniation to anyone, irrespective of nationality, in letters or in conversation, except as specificall .• Jh-ected . p No lectures or reports ar" to be given to any unit without the permission of A. C. of S., G-2, W. D., or corresponding organiz" t"m . ar.h
4· a1on1nte
GER'Tlf'/<!'24 'TE
I have read the above and certify that I will comply with it.
I understand that any information concerning my escape or eoasio': from cap~ur~ is ~EG'RE'T and must not be disclosed to anyone other than the agen<'Y designated by A. C. of S., G-2, War Department, the correspondmg orgamzatlon m overseas theaters of operations, or to the .MTtary A in a neutral country to whom I first report. J understand that disclosure to anyone else will make me liable to disciplinary action.
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Name (Print) ------ ---- -- --------- --- --- ------ --- --· --- --- · · - ------------ Signed - ----· __ - - __ ------------ ______________ ____ -------------- __
Rank A. S. N. ------------------------- Dated ----- - ---- -- • ----.•. ____ __________ --------------------
Unit -- -- - - --- -- --- - --- --- ----- --- - - - ---- -- -- -- - - - -- - -- -- -- -- --- ----- - - ---- Witness --- --------- -- -~ ---------------------------- --------
AG P BR HQ Sai /22't72
RESTRICTED
D
S O 55 , Hq U . K . Base , Con Z, ETOtIBA~ 30 Oct 1944 , Cont ' d ~
5 o VOCG, 25 Oct 194:4 ~ assigning EJvi: listed below to casual pool , 70 th Air Force Rer-1 Der;~ 11..,-:l' Stq 594, and directing that he proceed on temp ty not to exc3ed thirty (30) days, successively t o ; Hq Central Dist, (fc·.r u,,,s, .Ar1;q SJ.J Rece;ition Center), U.,S , strateg].c Ai:, ]'CC8S in 'J'~Cr')]8 (fnr D1::-ecto~ .of Intelligence) and org1: indicated. (for C()~:;._plet.ion of pe:rr:oEnel recGT'ds}, and upon coillplet.ion of this te:·ujJ C.:y t.o rpt to t.b.e 7') th Air Fcrce Repl Dep , are LJ.ade of ::::-ecord; i:{".:.,3 l1:.rt:sncy having been Sl:_Ch as to prevent issue.nee of ordo.r::3 in adc:o.::-~~~e c
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An a~'...v;s '.:'f" .fl ~25 f(,:r.' q_:;·~ and J2o2ti ~or subs per C..e.y ~ e.s prescr.ibeC.. .i.::::l S'·C IX:) C5.r 24,; H~ l~-,J.~C'pea!.1 rr of 0~1:::1s) c1td :3-i_ J"'J.ly 1944! is a.tz:l ·t11s nb{J"'l<3 l18.~ns.: :e:\~ -"\1hF:r1 b\·1,rt. t;_ra afJ 1i/c'r ~c::Lt a1~e ~J.vt a «Ta..l.·· 1 n"·!,"I e ljll'j\1111 T·.1-:1.·:,.;) c.,l·,_ .. ·: '~ \'; .,, Ll_r7;':- ~r·r.') fl :) 1 <:i/t:;(11t,•_:,,-:; .v .._ v._'- .. :..., . _ V.!..\~ ") _, L. -t..·, ..r:: --·- hJ v..J .ti. N . ..... r.J/ v.· - •..JO
oc O 15_::;-i~Gd be]c·.v; a:r>e i·elC.. fr 8.~gr::L t~) C1J··g:1 ind.:i~ated 9 are asgd to ere~ iudlca·ceJu T~~T, TI0o 6C-136? 431-02 A 2~2/504~5~
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7 0 C.AP'I' .XU{:"~{T J" )Cia;:s: I 0 J.2':-'906 i r~i-.1c; :: s r? °]_(l fr .? . .S[ir~t ~:;o Gen D,>n r.-24 ·ts ft[·'OQ ;-.~J '2.0-:: .1~-h f"\", • ii-n.,..,~,- C!,-:>:"' ·1·"' r-~1,::i"'l'>r·1 ()~l .·u·:~ • ""1! ..... ;; • ... ""t-:. ""' '- . -V. ":i._..\ ... J.J...l.J·.,;:. · ·-j ......, .J.J:,.. -·- ~J -·~ ~ ... J;,,.A. "'... t..J
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O)'d De:p Q--·!3·2.:J ~ J.8 f' ogd t.o :·::ei ~:J ~,h r~i~1 su:9p 2.y s.::-c 1• i::~ p 1-s c e cl on DS fur a ;;sri')d not ·tD e:rn,::.;c;:.:. n1.::;13t,y (Sv) Cl.ST:l -.v/t:I,rii De:p Q-3?.8c upon co--:n:plet.:i en of thls r~.y V'r.t? t.o p.eo:r;;e:.:- sta.:. 'l'Cf:'E·, 'r:GiJ., 60--136 F 4 r J u· '.) A 2· ··, 0 ,. ' ,- ~ ""·-- u .. - ,.... · - ~/~/\..J.t:<::.~)~
9~ O ::.ist.eC:. ·cP.1.cwP e.i~e reld. fr asg·nt to orgn l:od.icats:'i 3 are asgd to i;:.t:i. Rc•pl D~p t·.:.1r ::;,-eacJsjg:.:i.'11er.:.t.-. r:·CrT"' ·.r::ow" 60··1~6 P 431-02 A 212/5C425~ lST J_,T nomrcr:H H F A1~EISH Gen Dep G·M 18
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2D LT 1yrr.ro J VOG·r Gen De;> G-14 G1 593360. QL~C
CWO l>iCRl:t:IS S~·IAPIRO QI.~ Dep Q- 328 W2.ll9212> .AUS
* * * * * BY co!:JLJ.nnd of :8rigadier General VAUGBJ'J; ~
·~2-
C -H j CHORFENTIIJG, Co:1..onel, G.3G] Ch:Lef of St.e.~~f.,
R E- S T R I C T E D
so 55.
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RESTRIC'l'ED - -READ -lli',.~R'l'II'S - -U.NITEI1 KI1.~GIJOi.I BASE Cv •. .J:,lLIC~>-'111\.rnS '.LONS
ElJROP~AN rrHEATL::-~ OF UPEl~A:'IONS APO 413 , "C" o S. 'AP1LY o
EXT R .A c·T --- .,...
*
30 October 1944.
* * 1.. VOCG~ 27 Oct 1944: 1 directing that FM listed below,
formerly asgcl to 327th Inf, lOlst AB Div~ be trfd in gr to Hq lOlst Airborne Div 9 :placed on teaip a.y. for a :period not to exceed. ten ( 10) days w/E\l.. Det, Hq Central Dist, anO. that u:po!.1 completion of this temp dy -J.:;o :r'roceed to p:::-oper s ta~ are made of record; the urgency having been such as to prevent issuance of ord8rs in ad-vance c ·
Te;c 4 Robert l; frc;i.nJrn.J J~Q58474 pvt Elijah I'ellurn" 34214067 .An·alws of '.j_pl_.,2,5 f'or qY's c~.:o.d ;~B-~2~5 f'oi~suos r's::'.- deY.v as pres
cribed in ,Sec ·IX , Hq En:rq)e'-ill T of or11s ~ d ~,d 31 :Iu.1:,; :34:1; is atzd the 1abO\i e nc::.Lsd. El\ .. wt.en go·vt QI'S 9.D.6./ or rat are not available . TCN're TDNo 60--136 P 4;51 .. 0:.;~ A 212/50485.,
2 o VOCG 1 2? Oct 194·~, ::i.:'~.::!lg·cii_n9~ O listed b0low t.o 01--gn indicated 3 a.nd d.irecting that 118 l:JI'Cceed on temp dy lJ.(.:-\:; t.:i exc.r-:::ed thirty (30) Cl.sys succef'.sively to~ 1:q Ce;ntrs.~ D]st (for UcSo J.,rm.y Sp Rece~tion Oentar), U~S 0 Strategic Air Forces in Eur~pe (for Direct~ff of InG-c.lJ.l:lgence) e.nd. that. u:po:::l co:,,1.;;:2-et.i0n of tlli.s dy to' proceed to prDper sta; aro ru,~de or :r:·ecc:.~J; t:::i.e urgr.~ncy having be~m such as to p:·c;vent issuar:ce c•f o.rders in ac1vu.rtc.e ·, . F/O Serew-1.s JiJ:i .. ll:i:!:irn. ~Tre;1s, Tt~·~~~-· 4~~i,;)Q .. TC $Cl, 4'42d TC GP·~ .
Re:i..D.l:ursewe.nt. not to 6XC8r3d ~4 .. CO per day :..s atza tl'1e abo·;.re na:n.ed ' O for qrs i:i~ gcvt g_:rs .'Jr biJ_j ets are n'Jt a•;·<-Ji1ab1c~ 9 c.n:.d an alws of ~pJ. .. 25 per a.ay :for subs is at'.3d if' eSovt ,-r:;;s-::: ing facilities are not availab2. e .. , r.rCN'l'" TDN ,, 60<1.36 P 402-0.2 A 2.12/50 '1,25 ')
3., Having re.pCJ·~ted. to this Ilrl:1 pei~ .:Lit:r .r~G:l':r~-A-2·F·GA~~ 220,,3 ( 17 Qct 1944:) Su.b -~ ect ·; 1111ovement O:cC.el"''::i. Sh.ipmsnt No o J~!'!i ·758-EEE ( c) The .Adjutant Ge!le;.:--al rs Offi C8 W:~r De:pt ·' Wa:3hi11g !J:::i1l, 23 Oct 104:-l:?" EM liste'.J. below, are t.:;:-fd 1.n gr tL! Hq Det, Hq Com z~ .Kur:::per'..n T of O:pns, for dy w/ t:'J.e Offi:;e of Ch:i e:.'.'.' S:Lg 0 t, rri e. v.:-1 w:i.J.l be y e:rformed by rnil5-tary, naval er ccnrff'.l~Y~"cie1 a~i.rcra'tt~ ~1~rCe--c.c T, gov-t ::i-;.otor vehicle and/or re.iJ .... 'TDNa 60··}36 114.-·p 4,Z•lr·(;2 ... ("l':J A '.?.'l.i?/504251' Auth~ I\1GSS&gs1'orms Hq Clom Z, Eu::o:pea.o. 'l' of Cp:r.1~3, 2.5 Oet. 1941~ File AG 22003 R-C, S Sgt John L Kelly 9 36510:.'.:iCB T Sgt :B'rm1c is C HOO'il'AT', 554J_3l 7?
4., YOCG, 24 oct 1914, a:1si.gr.d.r.:.g O l:i'.s~~8d beJ..cw to orgn inC.i cat~d~., and. directirig that he proceed on t.er11;::i tly :n,]·:,; to e:z:ceed tn. i·rty (r;;O) d,,,,-C"l c::·c1ccAsF·~"JP-LY .... o .. t.Tn \.'"'Ar11-r·a-· D:<~t 1 ·0 L,., ..... T".' S AI"' ·,··y <.) o.;;v, -..... ... ,.JI·---~-- :..1 ... L. ,, .... .1. 1 ,,1 L.. -•~ _).J \.--""""' L.:;1 " J.ll
Sp .Reception Center-) U(.S, 'St~c'a~~1eg1c .Ai.1· -·Fur'cee in E1J~rop~ (for . Di~cector of Ir.1.te:.!.lif;E=.mc. e) · and t:Oat. u:pon c. CIJ.l.plffc Lo:o: of' this dy· tQ: proceed t.o n·r .. :rner s ta; u're made ot" re 1:>.):rcl.: the ~.rgency ha·vi:ng been such a,s to pr8';10nt isGuanc.e cf ordc:::-s in a-i'ri~.neec...
· - .. · · · -: 1~ eg d t-t) '! .. ~ ..
_2D LT :ER!{EST' w HP.AGENSON ). 07?8r/si3 .. ~ AC 'J 6.ls'.c" 7fc .... -s~-- 314t~ TG~;yP-· ,.. . --- ~ . ~ ; . -· -- "'. .. ; - . .- ' . ~ i.
Re1mbu:r-semen.t-'not to .exceed $'4·,,00 :pe,r _day is atzd . . the ·abo.ve_··. named ·o f'OJ.."' qrs ·:tf go:7t qrs or .billets o.:Ce -no-t o.vo.iiat'.1..e :. and an alws of ·;~lo25 per du.y f'or subs is at~d if go-rt messin~ facilities are not available ) TCNT ., TDN ..• 60·~2_36 P 432·~02 A 212/ 50425
-1--R F G T· R
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CONFIDENTIAL.
CERTIFIED THAT:
Unit
has been fully /bcidly /interrogated by an Intelligence Officer of l.S.9(WEA) on ...... i?.il ... .:.....f.P. ... : .... I 9 .. t± .. 4-
and has signed a Security Certificate.
He &houltl/should not / be re-interrogated.
IMPORTANT.
THIS CERTIFICATE MUST BE RETAINED AND HANDED TO (BRITISH) AN OFFICER OF M.1.9 OR (AMERICAN), AN OFFICER OF PW. & X. DET.
M.l.S. ON ARRIVAL IN U.K. OR U.S.A.
' This Officer/W.O./N.C.O. has special information on the ·following subjects:-
SECRET
HE~illQlJ-:;i..RTERS
EUROPELJ\f 'l1J::,~ .. TER ,Ji' oP~:n~.T roNs P/d and X Detachr:ent
Milito.ry Intelliconca Service
REPORT 1''0R THE ,'.JJJlJ'J\J?l' GJ:JN".W~ili 1 S O:FT JC!J ·a·i~ri Q"Uds~i:fo:NN.~r:RiI itDi:t ·1. ·s·. 9-(~·ii~-S PLJismi.NEL ...,.. __ .. -·----~~ .... ·~ ··-- -- . - . . . .. .... - · ~- - ... _ .... -·-
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RLDIO .CJr>Efu,.T OR /5 I F £ .1..t G ti R i' · ~
TO.i' T"uRRGT GUNNZR f /..,/ Q, E D cl A I £ f
h>LL Tffillllirr GUNN:GR ,.:< £' /\/ I
W.c.IG'l' GUNJ>r.t!:R p .4 lt f(l c 0 b
'fLcTI.. GUNlri:R
Da t e Y.i.,Jsing in Action:_.JuJ
Returned to UK:
·-- --·--- - - -- . - --- - -------- ·----~----------- ,,, -- - ,.. - - --··- .
-. nc .. -.• ' iJJJ I~- tf tj Date~ tiE1e and a::;proxiuate location of plane crash or lo. c /r ,_. i-Lt. ,l;"i.J).
Nature and extent of c1a1>1age to plane when source bailed cL.t . Was :it on fire , etc? I
At apyroxiriiately i.-;hat altitude did source bail out? ._,- t)" I. ,,
Vforo any of the crow injured or killed before the plane crashed'? /'(
.r.r.o.t nenb.srs of )i:;he crew bailed out? D:id their parachutes open?
Did the plana e:h.'J?l..~de on strikine the ground?
Did source see e.ny.othorl:J.ei.:1bers of the cr\:r,v doud or alivG a:ft er reRchin.P-: ·};h"' g:i.·01md?/I{)
- 2 -
Did source exru,1inc the vrrock<:.r;e of tho plano?J J If so, i!ha t was its cond.ition?
If the plc.ne cr2shcd in water how far was the; .!_)lane frou land and by ;;rhc.. t ecc.n;:; ·t2.S
source rescued 2..nci. Yrhat life rafts, wreck:::.se, etc., rcu.'lined on the surfo.co th::':l:i 17ould have assisted other personnel to keep afloat.
What is source ts OJ?inion as t o the fa to of the other crei7 nenbers and. his re0..SOH for his opinion?
Were you wounded? /'J. 0
Were you in Gerr:o.n hands? /V. 0 .
Did you kill any Gernans in escaping?
H<'..VO you previously siven th0 nm.1es of yoU'r:' helpers? '/ c J {
List c..ny nrn:1es }_)reviously or.1itted, showins \lhat help was 0iven.
WhB.t se<mrity briefins were you given?
IVhat souviners co you still :possess? N ~ 06.R t.I'{
;->;, "l-c;.s or H011e address. v-
I) Pr; PoY
j:J R. 0 p /f.., 't.tJ '1.. .I
/() Ve~ Juv JJ
h G.lf d /Jt.e.
List na.r.1es of .. :.Oorican or Bfi tish personnel believed to have been ar-rt::sted by Gcr;.:.ans .
Lii'\t nnm.As of' ... ~nerin8...Yl. or British personnel believed to be evading.
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E. & E. REPORT No ...... .. ~~ ..... ~ .. 9-... . •.·.~{!/?3 // « J 1 (Applies to all BRITISH, CANADIAN, U.S. & ALLIED P~RSONNEL)
EVADED CAPTURE~ (Name of Country) .. . . /IJ.9.~ ..... ~. For All Personnel.
l.S.9 (WEA)
0
39280257 I. No ................. ...................... . Rank ........... .. ~/S.jt~ ................................ . Name .......... : _ I.!YQ.~() .. .. -!~ ... > .............. .. (U.K.: Acting, Temp. or W/S)
2. Decorations: (U.S.A.A.F.: No. of missions) .. 6 , ..issions. . ..................... ······ ·························
3. Were you wounded ? Give details ..... . Ho.
4. Ship (Navy), Unit (Army), Sqn. (Air Force) ............ ]:;?_ ...... ~- ..
5. Div. (Army) or Gp. (Air Force) ... 4.58 BQID"!J ~ 6. Job (Pl. Comd., Rfn., etc.) .... ~A._,.§= . . G:rl:r:'..Af..JC.C.~~'Y·
7. Date of Birth .......... ?~_pee .19.19 .................. . 8. Length of Service ........ ..... ?.?.Pc:>!l~-~5..• ........ ................. .
P t . at ·on ... achine On __ ei_·_a __ t_or. 9. eace 1me occup 1 ..............•. 10. Private address. . . J.~J, ... "' C LCR.DC; Uo 8.A.
11. Did you carry any form of identification, or photograph ? ....
12. Do you speak French, or any other foreign language?.. ........ . ..i?l?.a.J.J.:i.s.h. ......... :.
FOR R.A.F. ONLY.
13. No. and location of O.T.U.
14. No. and location of Conversion Unit
FOR ALL AIR FORCE PERSONNEL AND/ OR AIRBORNE OR PARACHUTE TROOPS
WHO BALE OUT
15. Post in Crew ..... Aerial EJ:~r;i1i:eer & .. GUP.11.er~ .................................. .
16. Other members of crew, and information about what has happened to them.
N.B.-Airborne and Parachute Troops : list below names and units of other occupants of plane, including R.A.F. and U.S.A.A.F. ~
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18. Where and when did you come down? ... , ... '" .. :::...: !D. ~ . G.S . 4336/2 0941900 ......... . ........ ......................... ..... .... ....... ... ...... .
19. How did you dispose of your parachute, harness and mae west?. Hid them in a ditch.
20. Were all secret papers and equipment destroyed? .....
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2. JUL 11-14.
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wheat near a farm. · ~here. ilere some men ror dl;lg nearl'Y. and I managed to attract the attention of' 0;1e of tl em. · B'.e spoke no ...:;~lish, but I finally_ conv.i..nced h · n :of my, ide-,tity, 1hereupon lle . tol me to remain in hiding and that he ·1;ould return· in one hour. le returned. 1Tr-ineil1· 111e some food. IIe waa acco:m:p~ed, bYi a .f'r;lend
who took me to a farmhouse· where I was ~i ven civilian clothes a.i'ld 1mere I sta:;ea for thro ili\fo. he:.·e -:: -1 : .... vi. itcc P.y " v ct f'rom Billi KWJ. •, c:,nrJ also b,, a yo~ nan, both of' -,nom spoke good .811."t,llsr 1'-eaf'ter I was ta.r:en care of.
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APPENDIX " C" TO E. & E. REPORT No ..... ... }.• .. .. <? .. ~ ...... -.!:- .. J/?.30.// 1)1 If further circulation of this information is made, it is important that its source should not be divulged.
39280257 No ... .... ........... ................ . Rank. ........... ~!..S...~-~-- -· · · ···· · ·········· Name ........ ............ ~~-~~ ........ J!..?..~~ -- - · ··········· ·· ··············· ·· ···· · ······· · · · ········ · ····· I
Date of Interview ........... ............ ....... g?. ... QQ.~ .... '& ................... ........................................... . '·a_p sed: GSG;::; 4336/2
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Lr. Oct 5thOct 18th.
The .. oun._. ma l ( n e not known ) no visited me at -che fa:ruib.ouse where I .as sta,y .n._. was a member o' the Dutch Undereround _ .... ovement and he, accompa..'1ied by an fficial of the same oruanisation, t ok me to the villa'""e of , . T J- ·,..., ful1tTE ~.:> 4336/2 0 7103 ) where I met
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.AT~RLJ ..... .J) KERKJ., ·mo ·. as also a member o. the Under ._:round Organisation.
He took me to the home of:
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H T. ID. GS 4J36/2 .130105 ) where I st yed for seven ~1ee ~s. ihen ·.Jill UU:J.f felt that the Ger ians suspected bis activities, he was afraid that his co1mection with iOU'"& mi...,ht lead to a search of his~ 2.'0lm1:., 1 s,house, and he then took me to the home of:
J. DI~W~ f, L.~ BOURV~,
n ~.JJ.tLAJ. ' I stayed with this family for five weeks,, re, ·nil\£: hidden all the tirne as there were -er1uai1 tr ops in the n i"'hbourhood and f're ... uently Genaa."11. offL;ors ' ere actua:..l billetted in the farmh use •
• fu.en the Ger.na.ns finally occu ... ied the fru:m .i;:re1.Uses mt became too d. 118er us and I wa3 then taken to:
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· 1h re I sta,yed until the arrival of DN troops on Oct 18th 4J+.
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APPENDIX "D" TO E. & E. REPORT No ..... ;.~ .... '!.2 .... :: :'::':.°i/1/230. /;fVl
No . . 3..9..~09?.?.7..... Rank ........ '. ..... /: . ..J.~........ .. .. .. ... Name ......... .. . 1P.9:"' ............ !..~.~-~ ........................................................................................ ... .
Unit .................. 7..:.2 ......... ~ ... ~ ..... .. ~5..~ ... ?.~1J. ... ~J~.?. .......... ~~~--· P.:~ ..... -..-:~ ..... • .... .-....... ... ................................... ............. .. ......... ............... .......................... . Suggestions for improvement of escape equipment and training come largely from those who make use of them. Your report and comments will help others to evade or escape capture.
I. AIDS BOXES.
(a) Did you use your aids box ? ..... .. .... ........... .... .¥.~::> ... ........ ......... ....... .... .. ........................................................................................... .. ........ ....... .
(b) If not, why not ? .. .. .. ... .. ......... .. ............................. :'.". ............... .. ................ ........... .... ......... ..... .. ....... .. .................. .. ......... .. ..................................... ........ .
(c) If you used it, state briefly when and where .. .......... .. } .... :':':~--~- ~~~~.~.J..v ..... ~.~.f:'.F ... '?~:µ.1~~ ... '?.~~ .... ~ ... c?.-~.i..~ ... ~Y. .. \ alk •
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(d) What did you use ? ........... tl9..ri.i..Q.o .. ~ ..... · ... ~~J&~.$.~ .... ~~?.-l.~.9~.~~-r ... J.?.~P.~~41.;.~.tl:~.,. ..... • .~t.~X ... ~9.t.!::.;!,~.~ ...................... .
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(e) Did any of the items prove unsatisfactory ? ......... .... ...... .. ...... .. .. ~I.<J.~ ....................................... .. ............... .... .. ....................... .. .. .................. .
(f) How did you finally dispose of the box ? .......... ~Y..~ .... ~.~ ... ~.?. .... ~~~ ... ?..~ .. ?.Y. .. .1.~.~.?.-: ..... ~~-~-~ ...................................................... .
(g) Can you suggest any way in which the contents of the aids box might be changed, to make It of greater use, bearing in mind that it cannot be larger ?
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2. PURSE.
(a) Did you carry a purse ? .. . ....... .¥< ... .:; ......... If not, why not ? ........................................... ... .. ............ ...... ......... .. ...................................... ..
State colour of purse ........ ..... ... ?~ ................................................................. : .. .. .. .
(b) Did you use it ? .................................. .¥.~.~~ ....................... .............. ........................ .. .. .. .. .......... .. ................................ .. ... .................. ........................ ..
(c) If so which of the items in it were used ? Maps ? ........ ....... X~.s..~ ................... .' .................... ..... ...... .................... .......................... .
Compass ? ......... ................ ~ ... <?-. ... .. .......... .... ............ File ? .. ..... .... .. 1.1_?1.'.-~ ~ ............................ ............. .. .................... ..... .. .................................. ..
Foreign currency .. ...... ?._,. ()().9 ... "'.F . ..f.c tate countries and amounts used ? .... .. .. .. .. ... ?.?.~ .. .. r~~~~ .... .. ..... ........ .. .... ...... ..... .
What was it spent for ? ... .. .. .. ... ::'... ........ ........... .... . . .. ........................... .................. .. ............................... .. ................. .. .......... ..
(d) How did you dispose of: Maps ...... :i,Y.~.n ... ~9. .... 4.~J,.J?.~~.f · File ......... .. ... .............. .l..9..~~~.! ................................................ .. ................... ..
Compass .. ...... .. ~."; . 7 .. ~.i .. ... ! ..... .. : .~.~-~,, .~~~.• .. .. ......... .. .. ...... Surplus currency C .. ~~tt'::6~!a~T ... ~Y.: ... ~ ....... ~ .. ?. ...... '.~ ... ..... ... .. .. ... .
3. Were you issued any extra compasses or further aids to evasion ? ................. ::~?.~ .................... ...... .. ... .. ............. · ..... ............................... .
4. PASSPORT SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Did you carry any passport size photographs ? If so, how many ? .............. ......... '.1-1.'. .?.~ ........ ............... ........... .. ........... ...................... .. .. ..
Did you use them? ...... .... .... ................... .. ......... .. ;. :.<?..~ ........... : ................... .. ... ... ......... ... ... .............. .... .. ....... .. ..... .. .. ... ...... .. ... .. ...... ...... .. .. ........... .... ..... .... .. ..... .
S. LECTURES.
(a) Were you lectured on evasion and escape ? State where, when, and by whom if possible ? .... ... .. ...................... ............. .
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(b) Did you find the lectures of value ...... .. ..... ....... ....... ........ .... .... .. .... Y...~.S.. ............... .................. .......... .. .. .. .. .. ... ..................... .. .. .. .. .. ................... .
(c) Do you have any suggestions based on your experience which will help other evaders and escapers ? ........ ................ .
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APPENDIX "B" TO E. & E. REPORT No. _ _
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List of all military information which you observed or were told while evading. Give fullest possible details. (Airfields, troop encampments, coastal and interior defences, A.A. batteries, radar installations, troop movements,
results of Allied bombing, location of enemy factories and ammunition dumps, enemy and civilian morale, etc., etc.).
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N.B.-lt is of the utmost importance that when giving information on the above subjects you state clearly:-
(1) Date, time and place where you obtained the information.
(2) Was it the result of personal observation or a report by someone else ?
(3) If not from personal observation who was the source (i.e., waiter, farm labourer, hearsay, cafe rumour, etc.) , and how accurate do you estimate the source to be?
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