Neave, Airey, - SATURDAY AT MI9.

Hodder, London, 1971, paperback, 327pp, maps in text, [i] ad., pictorial montage upper wrapper, the author was one of the first successful escapers from Colditz Castle who, on his return to Britain, became chief organiser at MI9, codename 'Saturday', of the escape lines (O'Leary and Comet) in France which assisted 3,000 allied airmen, half American, to safety; of Operation Marathon to rescue the airmen shot down after the Normandy Invasion; and also covers the rescue of many of the 1st Airborne Division after Arnhem, vertically creased spine, a little rubbed and creased at extrems., edges tanned, light overall soiling, lacks lower half of page 7/8 (blank so no loss of text), reading copy,

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