The following pages discuss some of the resources available to an airman who is evading capture or, if captured, seeking to escape:
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- Luftwaffe Fighter Claims of Downed Aircraft
- National Archives Research (U.S.)
- Escape and Evasion Reports Available On Line
- Index of E and E Reports, #249-319
- Index of E and E Reports, #320-385
- Index of E and E Reports, #386-445
- Index of E and E Reports, #446-499
- Index of E and E Reports, #500-559
- Index of E and E Reports, #560-624
- Index of E and E Reports, #625-689
- Index of E and E Reports, #690-750
- Index of E and E Reports, #751-815
- Index of E and E Reports, #816-880
- Index of E and E Reports, #881-944
- Index of E and E Reports, #945-1000
- Appendix C – Part of Escape and Evasion Reports
- Notes on Using the Textual Research Room
- Belgian Helper Files by Box Number
- Dutch Helper Files by Box Number
- Airmen Helper Questionnaires
- Prisoner of War (POW) Records
- Enlistment Records
- Escape and Evasion Reports Available On Line
- Sources Consulted
- U.S. Census Records
- Smit-van der Heijden Line
- Schrynemakers Family in WWII
- WWII Escape and Evasion Topics
- Interviews
- Govt. Reports
- Personal Narratives
- Phantom Train
- Dutch Helper List
- Index to Dutch Helpers of Allied Personnel
- Dutch Helper Names, AA to AVEZAATH
- Dutch Helper Names, BAAK to BIERHOF
- Dutch Helper Names, BIERHOF to BOUMA
- Dutch Helper Names, BOUMA to BIJZITTER (BYZITTER)
- Dutch Helper Names, CALS to CURFS
- Dutch Helper Names, DAALE to DIJKSTRA
- Dutch Helper Names, EBBINK to EYSINGA
- Dutch Helper Names, FASSEN to FUST
- Dutch Helper Names, GAAJETAAN to GIJZEN (GYJZEN)
- Dutch Helper Names, HAAFTER to HEY
- Dutch Helper Names, HEYBOER to HIJMANS (HYMANS)
- Dutch Helper Names, IBELINGS to IMBOS
- Dutch Helper Names, JAARSMA to JUTGENS
- Dutch Helper Names, KAA to KWINT
- Dutch Helper Names, LAAR to LEGGER
- Dutch Helper Names, LEISINK to LIJSER (LYSER)
- Dutch Helper Names, MAAL to MIJNHEER (MYNHEER)
- Dutch Helper Names, NAAKTGEBOREN to NIJZINK (NYZINK)
- Dutch Helper Names, OBBINK to OIJEN (OYEN)
- Dutch Helper Names, PAAPST to PIJPERS (PYPERS)
- Dutch Helper Names, QUANT to QUINT
- Dutch Helper Names, RAA to RIJSWIJK (RYSWYK)
- Dutch Helper Names, SAALMINK to SLEEUWENHOEK
- Dutch Helper Names, SLEUTJENS to SZERKOWSKI
- Dutch Helper Names, TACONIS to TIJTHOF (TYTHOF)
- Dutch Helper Names, UBACHS to UIJTHOVEN (UYTHOVEN)
- Dutch Helper Names, VAANDERING to VUYST
- Dutch Helper Names, WAAL to WYTEMA
- Dutch Helper Names, YPMA to YZERMANS
- Dutch Helpers, ZAALBER to ZYTHOFF
- Dutch Helpers by Selected Cities and Towns
- Index to Dutch Helpers of Allied Personnel
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