No Wasp(s)?

Is the airfield/museum open as usual for public and members? Is the fee to do flightline walks up close and personal?

Congratulations on a great job - it looks wonderful. That the room remains itself was quite remarkable, but restoring it to such a standard is fantastic. Hopefully it will be treated with respect over coming years and non-serving people will get the opportunity to witness the results of the hard work.

Nice note Mike, no doubt a few others too.

Wow.

I like those.
That futuristic looking aircraft will hopefully catch on one day. It did seem to be ahead of its time back when first announced over 35 years ago!

As the airport is shut a recce by drone is possible. Why not employ an anti-drone drone or an armed officer to get rid of the device, then check the wreck for prints etc. This is costing a very large amount in terms of cash and inconvenience. Perhaps things are being done already?

OMG sums those two up nicely. Looks like you are having a great visit!

What a great surprise!

16 in Marham and USA.

To or from Wattisham probably.

Stunning images there!

Great images. The colour scheme works on the Stearman.

RA76842 is my guess. Check it out via a radar site.

EC-1 noted. These shots are great to scroll through several times.

In addition to the above comments on the great F-4 shots, nice to see that YS-11 flying and the special nose on the C-1 (what's it for?).

I only saw it for a second, I believe it was a silver Mustang.
Certainly not the reported jet Spitfire. There was a helicopter in the same vicinity.

As above!
The tail-on shot of the two choppers takes some figuring out doesn't it?! Make a great jig-saw!

As a heavy browser with nil knowledge of the hosting costs or procedure I am not able to add much, however, I do concur with Dan's post near the top of page one (apart perhaps from the Gods waiting room bit!). Also, if photos are the greatest cost, why keep them more than a couple of months or so - ...

It was a pleasure to read through this report today. Great stuff and very tempting indeed.

Meanwhile, aviation news and topics are discussed on other aviation forums.

Sehr gut !

A pretty aircraft, looking forward to seeing one in the future.
(I realise it has been around in testing for a couple of years, but my immediate thoughts seeing articles today are a sort of baby F-15 / F-16 cross, with a large cockpit section).

Pictures two and three are great. Was that Sunday, the Viggen only flew briefly Saturday.

Sam, great images of what sounds like a fun trip. Do they have their own passports (passport stamp), postage stamps and defined border? Interesting to read about too. Should we assume the delightful Mig-19 is the only aviation item there?