John Randall Daniel "Bob" Braham:Blue Plaque Wing Commander JRD ‘Bob’ Braham was an RAF pilot during the Second World War. He won more awards for gallantry than any other British serviceman, with a total of seven decorations. His blue plaque marks his former childhood home at Hendon Way in Barnet, London. John Braham (RAF officer) - Wikipedia
AIR20/2336 at Kew shows Stalag Luft III. But the satellite camp at Belaria opened in January 1944 so he may have ended there. Dave
Marriages Sep 1919 Braham Ernest G Randall Bristol 6a 667 Randall Ethel M Braham Bristol 6a 667 Births Braham John R D Randall Shepton M. Jun 1920 Braham Josephine I Randall Shepton M. Sep 1921 1939 REGISTER TRANSCRIPTION Priory Estate, Whitchurch Road, Tavistock, Devon NAME DOB OCCUPATION Ernest G Braham 24 Feb 1891 Clerk In Holy Orders Ethel M Braham 22 May 1890 Unpaid Domestic Duties Josephine I Bromley (Braham) 17 May 1921 Accountants Clerk
His book ‘Scramble’ (William Kimber, London, 1985) only states being held at Stalag Luft III, Sagan until he left there on the ‘Long March’, initially to Bremen, and then in May when on part two of the March to Denmark, they were ‘over-run by troops of the British 11th Armoured Division near Lubeck’.
