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Rackheath Holy Trinity Church
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This plaque below the Rackheath village sign commemorates the service of the 467th BG at the adjacent Rackheath airfield (Sta 145).
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B-24 plane on the Rackheath village sign commemorates the service of the 467th BG at the adjacent Rackheath airfield (Sta 145).
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The Rackheath village sign, with the memorial plaque below, the B-24 on the right hand side of the village sign and a commemoration bench to the left - commemorates the service of the 467th BG at the adjacent Rackheath airfield (Sta 145)
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On the front wall of the church.
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Bench with plaque, to the left of the village sign in front of the church - commemorates the service of the 467th BG at the adjacent Rackheath airfield (Sta 145)
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Memorials to the Mighty Eighth: Rackheath station 145 Recent videos and photographs of the memorials to the men of the USAAF 467th Bombardment Group (Heavy), 2nd Air Division, who served at Rackheath airfield 1944-45. It covers two locations: the memorials on the site of the airfield and the memorials at Rackheath Holy Trinity church.
Detailed history
The church has a number of memorials commemorating the men who served at the nearby Rackheath airfield - 467th BG (H)
Revisions
| Date | Contributor | Update |
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| 23 January 2017 10:26:59 | Rob in Norwich | Created entry with name, latitude, longitude and history |
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Rob Edwards, following a visit to the church on 22/1/17. Photos of the church memorials will be uploaded and linked to this new location. |
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