Uit verhaal van Mark Shores over zijn vader John TL Shores op website
http://aircrewremembered.com/john-d-l-shore-welsh-mountains-to-the-baltic.html
Citaat: ....Almost exactly nine years before the Lincoln crash in Nort Wales, my father had been the pilot of another stricken RAF bomber, a Vickers Wellington of 9 Squadron returning from a raid over Germany. On bthe night of Thursday, 27th March 1941, the crew of six all parachuted to savety, but because the aircraft was fairly low by the time my dad jumped, he hurt his ankle badly on landing. Even so he was able to hobble quite a distance in the dark untill he mananged to get help; he was in the enemy occupied Netherlands. He finished up in the care of a local Dutch farmer and his family in the village of Heesbeen, near Heusden on the river Maas...
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