One of Our Aircraft Is Missing

WWII. An RAF bomber, code name B for Bertie, is on a routine mission over continental Europe, it one such similar mission of one of many similar bomber crews, some that make it back in tact, some not. In this case, the bomber is shot and disabled by the Nazis. Probably not able to make it back to Britain, the six crew members, all very different from each other especially in their civilian lives but brothers in arms, decide to eject from the bomber over Nazi-occupied Holland. With five landing within close proximity to each other and one missing, the five go on a subsequent mission to locate their missing sixth who is presumed still to be alive (at least making it to the ground as such) and make it back to Britain, they believing they in the central part of the country and thus at least several tens of kilometers to the west coast. Their task is made all the more difficult in only one of them speaking either Dutch or German. Along the way, they have to gauge who they can and cannot trust of the strangers they encounter, those strangers too needing to gauge if these five are who they purport to be or wolves in sheep's clothing.