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Station Offices
Source: Andrew Dunn, son of Maurice B Dunn -
Viewed from the west, an aerial view of Site 2. The airfield and "Tech Site" (Site #1) can be seen in the upper right.
Source: Andy Wilkinson -
Photo taken during the transfer of the base from the RAF to the USAAF. Station Offices are in the background
Source: Photo courtesy of 1st Lt. Myles Coolidge, 791st Sq. Pilot & POW, Memorial Collection -
'Leading Lady' landing at the end of runway '03'. In the foreground is hardstand #35 and the perimeter track at the south end of the airfield. In the distance can be seen B-24's parked at hardstands $44-47. Just underneath the fuselage of 'Leading Lady' can be seen the 'Admin Site'.
Also, if you look close you can see a medical truck parked in the distance on the right. Perhaps "Doc" Munger's station?
Assuming photo was taken prior to the 'Trucking missions (mid-late Sept '44) when the "Last 3" was painted on the nose of the 467th aircraft. Of interest is the :light colored mass" behind the parked B-24's at hardstands 44-47. Thinking is that might be stacks of a harvest crop. Life went on at the airfield for the local farmers. Wonderful example of how life co-existed at Rackheath.
Source: 467th BGA Archives