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Squadron Leader Roger Joyce Bushell was the driving force behind one of the most remarkable prisoner-of-war escapes of the Second World War. Known to his fellow prisoners as “Big X”, he organised the Great Escape from Stalag Luft III, only to be murdered by the Gestapo days after breaking free. Born on 30 August 1910 in Springs, South Africa, Roger studied law at Pembroke College, Cambridge, before becoming a barrister. He joined the Auxiliary Air Force in 1932 and, following the outbreak of war, took command of No. 92 Squadron RAF. On 23 May 1940, while flying a Spitfire during the Battle of France, Roger was shot down over northern France and captured by German forces. Determined to escape, he made several attempts to regain his freedom. In 1941, he came within metres of reaching neutral Switzerland before being recaptured. Later that year, he escaped from a moving prisoner train and spent months hiding in occupied Prague with help from the Czech resistance. After being recaptured in 1942, Roger was sent to Stalag Luft III, near Sagan, Germany. There, he became the leader of an extraordinary escape operation involving hundreds of Allied prisoners, who secretly excavated tunnels, forged documents and prepared civilian clothing. On the night of 24–25 March 1944, 76 Allied airmen escaped through a tunnel named Harry. Roger was the fourth man out, travelling with French airman Bernard Scheidhauer. The pair headed towards France but were arrested at Saarbrücken on 26 March. Three days later, on 29 March 1944, both men were taken from Gestapo custody to a German autobahn and executed. Roger was just 33 years old. He was among 50 recaptured Allied airmen murdered following the Great Escape. Following his murder, Roger's body was cremated. He is commemorated at Poznań Old Garrison Cemetery in Poland. He was twice Mentioned in Despatches. Remembering: Squadron Leader Roger Joyce Bushell Royal Air Force (Auxiliary Air Force) Former Commanding Officer, No. 92 Squadron RAF The Great Escape, Stalag Luft III Murdered 29 March 1944, aged 33 Lest We Forget. #GreatEscape #StalagLuftIII #RoyalAirForce #SecondWorldWar #LestWeForget

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