About Calton Younger
Lived 1921 – 2014 (aged 92–93). Calton Younger was a military personnel.
Calton Younger (27 November 1921– January 2014) was a World War II Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) pilot, a writer, and a trustee of several charities. He survived imprisonment in Nazi German Stalag Luft III POW camp and "The Long March" of 1945.
Originally from Kerang in Victoria, Australia, Younger moved to Melbourne with his family while a teenager.
Books No Flight From the Cage (1956; a memoir) historical State of Disunion (1972; historical) Less than Angel (1960; novel) Arthur Griffith (1981; a biography)
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Who was Calton Younger?
Australian airman and author
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Calton Younger was born in 1921.
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Calton Younger died in 2014.
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Calton Younger was a military personnel.
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