Memorial Flixton Aerodrome
This memorial commemorates the operations from Flixton Aerodrome van November 1943 to June 1945.
- 273 combat missions
- over 6000 personnel served
- 456 killed in action
- 66 aircraft lost.
- This Group lead the 8th Airforce on the first mission of 'D-Day' 6 June 1944.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Mark Wrycraft
Nearby
Museum
- Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum - Flixton
- 489th Bomb Group Museum - Hardwick
- 93rd Bomb Group Museum - Hardwick
Point of interest
- Aircraft Wreckage Pieces Flixton Airfield - Flixton
- RAF Metfield - Halesworth
- Building RAF Seething - Thwaite St Mary
Monument
- War Memorial Flixton Church - Flixton
- War Memorial St. Mary Church - Flixton
- Memorials killed Members Flixton Parish - Flixton
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Mary Churchyard - Flixton
- Commonwealth War Graves All Saints Churchyard - Earsham
- Commonwealth War Graves Bungay Cemetery - Bungay
Fortification
- Pillbox FW3/22 Bungay - Bungay
- Pillbox FW3/22 St James South Elmham - St James South Elmham
- Pillbox Mendham - Mendham
Crash site
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