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Sergeant

Gerald Charlesbeth Brams

Service number 700497
Military unit 103 Sqdn Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Address Cricklewood, Middlesex.
Date of birth
Date of death 03 Aug 1940 (28 years old)
Place of birth Islington, London.
Employment, education or hobbies Unknown
Family history

Son of Charles and Elizabeth Brams, of Cricklewood; husband of Emily Brams, of Cricklewood.

Military history

7/6/1940 Bf 109 fighters attacked Sergeant Brams, who had taken off from Echimines, France at dawn, on the way to the target. His gunner, Pilot Officer R Roberts, returned fire but the Battle was badly damaged although they were able to complete their attack at low level. Sergeant Brams force landed next to a road and he and his gunner were able to return to base. Pilot Officer Roberts claimed a Bf 109 destroyed.

Battle L5483 103 Sqn RAF Newton, night cross country exercise. Whilst undertaking a training sortie the aircraft climbed, stalled and hit trees on approach to RAF Cottesmore after mistaking it for RAF Newton.

Sgt James William Mallard - killed
Sgt Davies - slight injuries.

Extra information

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