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Wraggles To The Rescue!

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Squadron Leader Bruce Phlebas, of the Royal Australian Air Force, was the only pilot outside his own squadron that Wraggles trusted with his life. He sat at the controls of an RAF DC-3, his co-pilot and fellow Australian Eric Pilus beside him, and headed into German-held territory. Outside, it was a pitch dark, moonless night. His task was to accurately drop four parachutists into the care of some waiting resistance fighters.

“This is madness!” grumbled Pilus. “How are you even going to get them into the right country, mate?”

“You worry too much, trust me, we’ll drop them right on top of their friends!” Phlebas had carried out more of these runs than Pilus had had cold beers, he told him.

“Black, black as hell!”

“Keep looking.”

“Darker than a nun’s cu….wait!”

“Got it!”

The tiniest flicker from far below, long, short, short, long, a morse ‘X’.

Phlebas altered course slightly. “Red on” he ordered.

Pilus flicked a switch. “Red on!”

The machine droned on. There were no more signals from below, but the expert Phlebas had memorised its position perfectly.

“Green on!”

Behind the receding DC-3, four parachutes opened and drifted downwards.
 
Squadron Leader Bruce Phlebas, of the Royal Australian Air Force, was the only pilot outside his own squadron that Wraggles trusted with his life. He sat at the controls of an RAF DC-3, his co-pilot and fellow Australian Eric Pilus beside him, and headed into German-held territory. Outside, it was a pitch dark, moonless night. His task was to accurately drop four parachutists into the care of some waiting resistance fighters.

“This is madness!” grumbled Pilus. “How are you even going to get them into the right country, mate?”

“You worry too much, trust me, we’ll drop them right on top of their friends!” Phlebas had carried out more of these runs than Pilus had had cold beers, he told him.

“Black, black as hell!”

“Keep looking.”

“Darker than a nun’s cu….wait!”

“Got it!”

The tiniest flicker from far below, long, short, short, long, a morse ‘X’.

Phlebas altered course slightly. “Red on” he ordered.

Pilus flicked a switch. “Red on!”

The machine droned on. There were no more signals from below, but the expert Phlebas had memorised its position perfectly.

“Green on!”

Behind the receding DC-3, four parachutes opened and drifted downwards.

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