However, just explain a little bit about your background and why you're so eminently suited to write this particular book then.

Yeah, sure.

I mean, in fairness, my career was in PR and advertising.

I was a journalist originally, but I've always concurrently written books about military aviation and the Royal Air Force in particular, largely bomber command type stuff.

And I've been doing that, as I say, for about 30 years.

So I've had quite a number of books published over that time, and I've always been interested.

And the joy of writing stuff when it's a passion rather than having to earn money out of it is you get to write some fantastic stories and meet some fabulous people.

Yeah, no, no, no,

Yeah.

So someone like Stanley is in civilian clothes with a false identity, with false identity papers.

As far as the German's concerned, he's fair game.

He is a s-- He's best.

You know, he's, he's, he's exactly the type of person they can, that they can arrest and afford none of the privileges afforded by the Geneva Convention.

And he's actually-- So we have all of the official documentation.

He is classified, as were the other prisoners, as political prisoners, and that's, that's really important because as political prisoners, as I say, they, they don't have any of the rights that prisoners of war would ordinarily, ordinarily have.

Yeah