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Phillip John Lamason, DFC* (15 September 1918 – 19 May 2012) was a pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) during the Second World War, who rose to prominence as the senior officer in charge of 168 Allied airmen taken to Buchenwald concentration camp, Germany, in August 1944.
The Phil Lamason Heritage Centre Trust Incorporated is committed to preserving and sharing Phil Lamason’s unique wartime story with a wider audience. The first initiative undertaken by the Trust is the writing and publication of the Phil Lamason biography, “I Would Not Step Back…”. Hardcover ($40.00 NZD) on sale now.
Phil Lamason was never officially acknowledged in his own country for his war leadership and heroism. It is the mission of the Phil Lamason Heritage Centre Trust to ensure that Phil Lamason’s actions during his time in Buchenwald in 1944 will endure as an exemplar and inspiration for students of leadership for generations to come.
18 de abr. de 2018 · Extranews. 456 subscribers. 5. 458 views 5 years ago. Phil Lamason's remarkable story of surviving Buchenwald MIKE HAROLD Last updated 05:30, April 19 2018 Phil Lamason was reluctant to...
19 de jul. de 2021 · Phil Lamason, who moved to Dannevirke a few years after returning from World War II, had an incredible tale of bravery while incarcerated in one of the most horrifying of German camps. Yet he...
20 de abr. de 2018 · Learn about the life and wartime experience of Phil Lamason, who led 168 Allied airmen in a Nazi concentration camp and refused to surrender to a firing squad. Read his biography, see his awards and artwork, and explore his legacy at the Air Force Museum of New Zealand.
31 de may. de 2012 · Squadron Leader Phil Lamason, who has died in New Zealand aged 93, was the leader of a group of Allied airmen sent to Buchenwald concentration camp by the Gestapo. 31 May 2012 • 5:55pm....
