is cleared of all POWs - all being sent to the enlarged Stalag Luft III. The camp was later re-opened and re-numbered Oflag 64 for American officers only. Notable prisoners William Ash – American serving in RCAF, escapee and future author Anthony Barber – RAF pilot and future Chancellor of the Exchequer Per Bergsland – Norwegian pilot serving in RAF and Great Escape Josef Bryks – Czechoslovak RAFVR fighter pilot and serial escaper (1942 – March 1943). Jimmy Buckley RN – Fleet Air Arm Pilot and escapee Flight Lieutenant CC Cheshire – RAF Pilot and brother of Leonard Cheshire VC Aidan Crawley – RAF Officer and future author, journalist and MP Wing Commander Harry Day, Great Escape survivor, who was Senior British Officer November 1942 – March 1943 Johnnie Dodge – British Army officer and Great Escape survivor Flight Lieutenant Bertram James – RAF Pilot and Great Escape survivor Robert Kee – RAF Pilot and future author and journalist Oliver Philpot – RAF Pilot and escapee Peter Stevens – RAF pilot of German-Jewish birth and serial escapee Jorgen Thalbitzer – Danish pilot serving in RAF Eric Williams – RAF Officer and escapee Albert W Harris - Private. The Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment. References Sources See also List of German WWII POW camps Oflag Oflag 64 Stalag Luft III Oflags World War II sites in Poland