Local Military
Airfields of Suffolk - A Visitor's Guide
This is a PDF booklet detailing the airfields of Suffolk. You need to have Adobe Acrobat reader to view it, a free copy of the software can be downloaded from www.adobe.com.
www.babergh-south-suffolk.gov.uk/tourism/airfields.pdf
Blue Bull Radio 1278am
Forces Radio station broadcasting from RAF Marham near Kings Lynn on 1278am. Featuring music, news and community information transmitting to Kings Lynn, Swaffham and Downham Market.
Narborough Aerodrome 1915 - 1919
Apart from four airship stations, Narborough was in area (908 acres) the largest World War One (WW1) aerodrome in Britain, taking up a large part of what had for centuries been known as 'Narborough Field'. As West Norfolk's first aerodrome, it opened a year before the much smaller Royal Flying Corps (RFC) airfield at Marham.
www.narboroughaerodrome.org.uk
Justoffbase.com
Local guide to shopping, going out and living 'just off base'
RAF Lakenheath
Ready, Focused, Proud proclaims the opening titles of the 48th Fighter Wing's homepage.
RAF Marham
RAF Marham - an RAF base website with plenty of history and even an online recipe book!
Rougham Airfield
Events organised by The Rougham Estate in conjunction with The Friends of Rougham Airfield
Rougham Tower Association (RTA)
The RTA was formed by a group of local people in July 1993 with the aim of restoring the Control Tower to its original condition. The Association became a registered charity in 1998.
Royal Air Force Marham
Marham aerodrome was first opened in 1916 as a military night landing ground covering 80 acres, within the boundary of the present day aerodrome. Today the 31 Squadron Tornados are stationed at Marham.
Third USAF at RAF Mildenhall
Find out about the United States Air Forces in Europe missions and links with the community.