Launched November 11, 2015!
They weren’t all flying aces or famous escapers or tunnelers. And they weren’t all decorated for heroism or distinguished military service either. Most were simply ordinary heroes: sons, brothers, husbands, fathers, friends. Young men (and women) who felt strongly enough about doing the right thing to voluntarily sign up to defend their country’s freedom and democracy against the unthinkable evil of World War II. And against the odds, lived to tell about it. Albert Wallace, a Canadian young man from Toronto, was one of the lucky ones.
SURVIVAL: My Father’s War as an Air Force Gunner and POW is Flight Lieutenant Albert Wallace’s wartime story, uniquely written in the style of a journal, by one of his daughters, with his collaboration.
