A Morane Flight to Khartoum by Marc Pourpe
An aviator narrative chronicles Marc Pourpe and Lufbery in a perilous Nile region voyage from Cairo to Khartoum. The Morane pilot lands on a Nile sandbar after engine trouble, is hosted by a local mamour, ferried by boats and camels, and later completes a long aerial journey toward Mareilles and Paris with Pourpe’s persistence and hazard.
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Orkel
Perry
Mor
Roland
Garros
Cairo
Kharback
Luxor
Asouan
Wadai
Abu Aimed
Dela
Volla
Iste
le Taillar
Tred
Pourpe
Menshieh
Kitchener
Mamour
Lord Kitchener
Nile
Marc Pourpe
Lufbery
Lataillar
Mungry
Clev ‘Rly
Pource
Khartoum
Pasha Smith
Pourpeani
Ali
Suey
Fort Sad
Lorane
Mareilles
Paris
Escaping Hopes Rise at Lichtenhorst Camp
In a January 1916 entry from captivity at Lichtenhorst Hanover, a Canadian prisoner details escape preparations. He trains hope on a new inner fence, tighter guards, and the drive to acquire civilian clothing and a compass through barter and clever deception. He recalls sharing cheese and rediscovering morale with fellow inmates as they plan a dangerous breakout.
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Combe
Lichtenhorst
Hanover
Kaiser Billie
Erman
Holland
Bill
Charlie
Slamonda
Red Ss
Rose Jane
Saint Louis Twins Serve Twins in War Effort
In Saint Louis, brothers Albert and Walter Grierson, soon to be drafted, serve in the same unit by swapping roles to fool supervisors. The two twins coordinate shifts at a dugout and a wheelbarrow run, confusing a sergeant who cannot tell them apart. Their ruse keeps both brothers contributing to the war effort.
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Pourpe
ARDY
Mall
Bart
Bowie
Atater
Albert Grierson
Hse
Albert
la Louis
Walter
Mer
Hewwne
Ibeland
Geraldine Albert
Mogaie
Tony
Grierson
Griersons
St. Louis
Cmmander
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Anyi
Hrien
Egypt
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Lall
Monsieur Pourpe
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Mensha
Tin
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Wadi Malta
Jeeram
Morane
Dulke
Hannover
West Na
Oldenburg
Germany
London
Heinie
Red Cross
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