a honeymoon in Somerset but the war interrupted it and Braham was returned to his unit. Reverend Braham died at roughly 60 years old in 1951. The marriage to Joan produced three sons. The eldest, Michael, entered the Royal Military College of Canada and became a captain in the Royal Canadian Navy, retiring in 1987 and starting a twenty-year career as a civilian in the Department of National Defence. Robert became a colonial police officer in Southern Rhodesia and subsequently a police officer in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as did his youngest son, David. Joan Braham died in January 2012. List of victories References Citations Bibliography Braham, John Randall Daniel. (1962). Night Fighter. New York: Norton. LCCN Braham, John Randall Daniel. (1984). Night Fighter. New York: Bantam Books. . Braham, John Randall Daniel. (1985) Scramble!. London: William Kimber. . Further reading Baker, E.C.R (1962). The Fighter Aces of the RAF. William Kimber. No ISBN Price, Dr. Alfred (1994). Spitfire Mark V Aces, 1941–1945, Botley, Oxford, UK: Osprey. . Shores, Christopher F. and Clive Williams (1994). Aces High: a Tribute to the most notable fighter pilots of the British and Commonwealth Forces in WWII. London: Grub Street. . 1920 births 1974 deaths Military personnel from Somerset People from Mendip District British World War II flying aces Royal Air Force group captains Royal Canadian Air Force officers Recipients of the Air Force Cross (United Kingdom) Recipients of the Order of the Crown (Belgium) Recipients of the Croix de guerre (Belgium) The Few Companions of the Distinguished Service Order Recipients of the Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom) English emigrants to Canada World War II prisoners of war held by Germany Graduates of the Staff College, Camberley Alumni of King's College London Royal Air Force pilots of World War II Deaths from brain cancer in Canada