Discover the remarkable story of Andree de Jongh, a 23-year-old Belgian woman who became one of the most formidable adversaries of Nazi occupation during World War II. Explore how de Jongh, driven by a desire for justice, transformed into a nurse and established the largest escape network for injured British and American soldiers in German-controlled Europe. Learn about the creation and operations of the Comet Line, which saved over 800 troops, and delve into the dangers faced by resistance workers. Examine the challenges of maintaining secrecy, including German infiltration attempts and de Jongh's capture in Spain. Uncover the resilience of the Comet Line as it rebuilt itself, the rescue of fallen Comet soldiers, and de Jongh's survival in a concentration camp. Conclude with the RAF Escaping Society's tribute to this unsung hero of World War II resistance.