Rougham Tower Association

The RTA was shaped by a gathering of local individuals in July 1992 with the point of reestablishing the Control Tower to its unique condition. The Association turned into an enrolled philanthropy in 1998. The site is one of living history for the instruction and stimulation of present and future eras of people in general. This is a Museum committed to the 332nd BG and 94th BG. The gallery is controlled by a little band of devoted devotees who are enthusiastic about the historical backdrop of the spot; be that as it may we are dependably vigilant for all the more eager volunteers and individuals for the Association. A silly, benevolent Aviation Museum, devoted to the American Airmen/ladies who served in the 322nd BG and the 94th BG of the USAAF eighth Airforce amid WWII. The Airfield was generally called Rougham Airfield, situated as it is toward the North of Rougham town between what is currently the A14 trunk street and the railroad line amongst Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds, the seat of Local Government close eventually which name the landing strip was additionally known. Its genuine name is RAF Bury St Edmunds.