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AIR FORCES ESCAPE AND EVASION SOCIETY

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AFEES Reunions

Dayton, Ohio 2009

Colorado Springs 2010

(Schedule of the 2010 reunion)


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"Why Reunions Matter"

PURPOSE OF AFEES
The purpose of the AFEES is to encourage airmen aided by resistance organizations or patriotic nationals of foreign countries to continue friendships with those who helped them. Further, the objectives of this society are to commemorate, remember and honor all those who were involved in escaping and evading, both the escapers and their helpers, and to get people together who feel the same way so that we may perpetuate the principles the original members stood for. It should not be necessary for the original members to be alive, but that their descendants and anyone who is or has been associated with them in some way and able to continue the tradition may be part of the organization..

Helper members are people who either directly aided the airmen or are family members of helpers. Thousands of brave, ordinary people in the Occupied countries took extraordinary risks at huge cost to help these airmen.

"Our organization perpetuates the close bond that exists between airmen forced down and the resistance people who made our evasion possible at great risk to themselves and their families," says Larry Grauerholz, AFEES President and editor of the quarterly AFEES Communications newsletter and journal.


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 WHY REUNIONS MATTER

 

OTHER ESCAPE & EVASION SITES:
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ROYAL AIR FORCES ESCAPING SOCIETY
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ELMS (ESCAPE LINES MEMORIAL SOCIETY)
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100TH BOMB GROUP E&E
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Pat Line, E&E in WWll France
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BELGIUM WW2 E&E
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THE BAKER B-17 CREW
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AFEES has more than 600 regular members from most wars, primarily World War II
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To be eligible for membership, a person must have been an Allied airman and have been forced down behind enemy lines and avoided captivity, or escaped from captivity to return to Allied control. Or In addition to regular membership, other categories of membership are Helper Members, Members and Helper Family,  and Friend Members.
 


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