AIR FORCES ESCAPE AND EVASION SOCIETY (AFEES)
The Air Forces Escape and Evasion Society (AFEES) is an organization of American airmen shot down during WWII who escaped or evaded capture by the Germans, their helpers, family members, and friends of AFEES. It also includes some POWs.
It holds an annual reunion and welcomes new members. Below is the table of contents of its website. Each listing below will link the viewer to the corresponding page of the website. Note that when you click on a page, the page heading in the display of page headings in upper part of the screen will be italicized and in red. For example, AFEES Contents of Website.
- About Us
- AFEES Annual Reunions
- AFEES Book About AFEES
- AFEES Book “Stepping Stones to Freedom”
- AFEES Books by AFEES Members
- “Adjutants Call” by Paul E. Kenney
- “Code Burgundy: The Long Escape” by John Katsaros
- “In the Shadow of the Swastika” by Hendrik van Remmerden
- “The Long Return” by Bob Porter
- “The Road Home” by Anne Jacobson Robertson
- “The World War II Years of Marguerite” by Marguerite Fraser née Brouard
- “They Helped Me Escape, From Amsterdam to Gibraltar, 1944” by Clayton David
- AFEES By-Laws
- AFEES Contacts
- AFEES Contents of Website
- AFEES Current Events
- AFEES Donations
- AFEES Escape and Evasion Speech 2019 Reunion
- AFEES EVADE! dvd; interviews
- AFEES History
- AFEES In Memoriam/Obituaries
- AFEES Member Stories Database
- AFEES Membership – How to Join
- AFEES Membership Lists
- AFEES News Reports
- AFEES Newsletter Archive
- AFEES Officers
- AFEES Reunions
- AFEES T-shirts for Sale
- AFEES Unit Contacts
- AFEES Website
- Aviation Art
- “Behind the Wire – Allied Airmen in Captivity in Germany“
- Commemorative Organizations
- Conditions in Nazi-Occupied Europe
- Equipment Used by Evading Airmen
- Escape and Evasion Research
- Air Force Academy Library Holdings
- December 31, 1943 8th AF Bombing Mission Over Southwest France
- Dit is Mijn Vader!
- Eighth Air Force
- Escape and Evasion Air War Symposium
- Escape and Evasion Articles
- Escape and Evasion Book List
- Escape and Evasion Reports at the National Archives
- Escape and Evasion Websites
- Escape Route Maps
- National Personnel Records Center Fire
- Phantom Train (Nazi Ghost Train)
- POW Camps in WWII
- Requesting Official Military Personnel Files and Other Sources
- U.S. Airfields in the U.K.
- War Graves
- WWII Veterans’ Oral Histories
- Escape Lines
- Bleu et Jonquille (Blue and Pale Yellow)
- Burgundy (Bourgogne) Line
- Chauny Escape Line
- Comet Line(Le Réseau Comète)
- Dutch-Paris Line
- French Escape Lines List
- Luctor et Emergo/Fiat Libertas
- Marie-Claire Line
- MI9/IS9 and MIS-X
- Miscellaneous Escape Lines
- MNB (Belgian National Movement/Mouvement National Belge)
- Operation Marathon/Freteval Forest
- PAT (Pat O’Leary) Line
- Possum Line
- Service EVA
- Shelburn (Shelbourne) Line
- Smit-van der Heijden Line
- Humor and Air Force Band Concerts
- Memoirs From WWII
- “A Trip Back in Time” by Col. Frank Alfter, USAF (Ret)
- “A Young Boy and the ‘Good’ War” by Edouard Reniere
- “Colditz in Close-Up” by Robin Charteris
- “Escape Over the Pyrenees” by Catherine Ramognino Thorpe
- “Military Transport” by Joe Owens
- 1st Lt. Alfred M.L. Sanders’ Story
- Charlotte Ambach Interview
- Evade! The Ralph Patton Story
- Evasion of Lt. Russel Weyland; Memoirs of Helper Maurice Costa
- “Downed in Yugoslavia”, the story of Joe M. Randerson
- “Mission to Bucharest: Overdue on Return” by Richard Bodwell
- “POW and Escape” by William W. Provonsha
- “Joel McPherson’s Wild Ride” by Bill Yenne
- “Why I Never Spoke of the War” by Richard Frohm
- RAF, RCAF, RAAF Evasion Stories
- Recognition for WWII Service
- Reunions and Memorials
- Traitors, Betrayers, and Collaborators
- “To Holland” by Roy Carter (RCAF) and Other Poems
