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Old 12-01-2005, 07:39 PM   #1
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Stalag Luft 111

New here been reading about for some time now

Was at a junk store and came across a green jacket that has on it ..

" Former Prisoners Of War..50th ...Stalag Luft 111''

Of all the thing to give to a junk store..

These are the cowboys who gave the Germans so much trouble..

Any info on Stalag Luft 111 ?

To bad the jacket is to small to fit me .. I wonder who's it was ..?

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Are those the guys that built the glider? If it was, they were clever as hell.
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no i don't believe they were, that was British prisoners at Colditz castle, towards the end of the war........
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Old 12-02-2005, 03:14 PM   #4
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Cancelled.

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Interesting site GT.
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Old 10-15-2006, 06:52 PM   #6
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I visited the camp in May 2006 & put up a video of Harry here:-

Stalag Luft 3 - (good quality video) - Google Video

Last year I hired an aircraft and took some aerial shots of the camp.

Email me rsvp99(AT)gmail.com if you'd like any 'photos.

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i'm sure we'd all love to see the arial shots so why not post them here........
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I no I would love to see them and I am sure that everyone would love to as well as Lanc said.
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