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This is the gallery for Langham Dome Images.

Dedication of The Langham Dome Spitfire. 26th June 2021
Guy Martin and Trustee Henry Labouchere arrive!
Guy Martin being interviewed by the BBC at the Unveiling Ceremony
Some of the staff and Volunteers at The Dedication Day
Professor Roger Bland and Chairman Patrick Allen.

© Paul Thetford Photography

The Blighty Belles

The History Boys

Steve Carver and his amazing aerobatics

BBMF - Fly Past Open day 2019

© Paul Thetford Photography

Queen's award for Voluntary Service

Langham Dome Recieves the Queen's Award for voluntary Service.

Celebrating the amazing work of our volunteering team.

The wonderful Cake Makers

How the projection and gun system workedBased on a sketch by Frank Phillipson. © Ugly Studios.

1940 - Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium and France all fell to the German invaders. The European coast was now in enemy hands. Image shown courtesy of Prelinger Archives.

A photo of the Dome when surveyors undertook a report into its condition and need of repair. © The Morton Partnership.

The original Air Ministry drawing for the Dome Teacher. © Trustees of the RAF Musuem.

524 Squadron groundcrew at langham. © www.flypast.com.

A composite aerial photo of Langham in 1946. The village is surrounded by several living quarters. © Norfolk Record Office.

© Paul Thetford Photography

Image: Langham Dome in its newly restored condition © Matt Keal

Handy for getting around the airfield, bicycles were also used for sightseeing trips. On their trips to London, foreign servicemen had a special ticket.

Training continues despite the drop in temperature. © NIMH.

Giant icicles hang off a building at Langham. © NIMH.

The cold and sparse interior of a Nissen hut. © NIMH.

© Paul Thetford Photography

Dutch servicemen clearing the Cockthorpe road during the winter of 1946-7. Langham Dome is 300 metres to the left. © NIMH.

Dutch Officers at RAF Langham. © Bridget Newman.

Dutch trainees in the snow at Langham. © Bridget Newman.

© Paul Thetford Photography

Dutch trainees pose by the War memorial in Langham village. © Bridget Newman.

Dutch Navy trainees at Langham. © Bridget Newman.

The German Me262 became the first jet fighter to see combat in WW2.

© Paul Thetford Photography