WW2 Canadian RCAF The Evaders True Stories of Downed Canadian Airmen Used Softcover Reference Book

WW2 Canadian RCAF The Evaders: True Stories of Downed Canadian Airmen is a used softcover reference book detailing the experiences of Royal Canadian Air Force personnel who were shot down during the Second World War and subsequently evaded enemy capture. The volume compiles firsthand accounts and historical records, offering insight into the various escape routes, assistance from local resistance networks, and survival strategies employed by Canadian airmen stranded in occupied territories. The book provides context about the RCAF’s role in Allied air operations and the broader challenges of evasion during wartime. It contains text, photographs, and possibly maps used to support the narratives. This item is intended for researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts interested in Canadian military aviation history and the personal experiences of aircrew during WWII. Given its used condition, signs of age and handling may be present. The book serves as a factual resource within the field of military history and reference literature.  Total of 262 pages.