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RAF MARHAM

The Royal Air Force Station Marham, more commonly known as RAF Marham, is a Royal Air Force station, 10 miles South-East of King's Lynn.

The Marham Wing is one of the largest and busiest in the RAF, operating 4 Squadrons of Tornado GR4 aircraft in the attack and reconnaissance roles. In addition, the Station is home to a number of other key RAF units such as the Tornado Forward Support Wing, Depth Support Wing, Base Support Wing, No 3 (RAF) Force Protection Wing, the Tactical Imagery Intelligence Wing, the Tornado Maintenance School, No 93 Expeditionary Armament Squadron, the Tornado Engineering Development and Investigation Team and 2620 Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force Regiment..

No. 2 Squadron RAF - operating Tornado GR4A
No. IX Squadron RAF - operating Tornado GR4
No. 13 Squadron RAF - operating Tornado GR4A
No. 31 Squadron RAF - operating Tornado GR4

TORNADO GR4.GR4A

FORMER HOME TO THE CANBERRA PR9 - 39 SQUADRON

Disbanded on 28 July 2006, ending 55 years of RAF Canberra operations.

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As a major RAF station it gets many visitors from other aircraft from RAF stations around the UK.

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The information within the maps is based upon or drawn from various authoritative sources and whilst all reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of the maps no warranties can be given to their accuracy and/or no reliance should be placed upon the same without further detailed inspection and survey. The publishers cannot therefore accept any liability or responsibility for any loss or damage and indeed would be grateful to receive notification of any errors or inconsistencies. No reproduction whatsoever of these maps or any part thereof is permitted without prior consent of the copyright owners.

General advice
Respect the land around the base, and do not trespass on or damage any property. Take your rubbish and litter home with you. Do not park in front of crash gates, or on the access roads leading to them. Keep your eyes open for any suspicious activity, and don't hesitate to contact the police (999) or even the Anti-Terrorist Hotline (0800 789321)

The maps have been designed to be printed at A3 size. If you wish to get an A3 print out we can arrange this. It will cost you £5 including p&p. e-mail Web Master