Martlesham Heath Aviation Society
Welcome to Our Website
Welcome to Our Website
Welcome to Our Website
As most of you will know one of our longest standing members Wally Mutimer passed away in November. His daughters, Tracy and Alison, recently visted the Control Tower to donate one of Wally's model planes which he bequeathed to be displayed within the museum. We will exhibit this with pride in remembrance of Wally and what a positive influence he was on all those that met him.
Planning is underway for this years MHAS Open Day! Although still in discussion as to what's happening, the date pencilled in will be the 7th September, so one for the diaries. There's going to be the usual mix of stalls, activities and much more as well as the museum being opening. More news as it becomes available....
A great day out for members, friends, families and our supporters on the 8th September to enjoy our 2024 Open Day! With thanks to all those who came along and to everyone who both helped organise this event and helped out on the day.
After a successful and enjoyable Open Day on the 8th September, we're pleased to publish the list of the winners from our raffle on the day, with many fantastic prizes available and with thanks to our friends and sponsors who provided them. A great day out, enjoyed by all
MHAS are delighted to announce that we have 'Wild' Bill Crump's flying jacket from his time here at Martlesham Heath. It was kindly donated to the museum by his four sons and is now displayed in the 356th Fighter Group room. We are very grateful to the Crump brothers for this kind gesture and are very proud to have this with us. Do come along and have a look.
To keep you up to date with what's happening in and around the Museum, plus related interesting information and pictures, we've created a new Martlesham Heath Control Tower Museum Facebook page. Please search for us, take a look, and follow us to keep in touch.
As most of you will know one of our longest standing members Wally Mutimer passed away in November. His daughters, Tracy and Alison, recently visted the Control Tower to donate one of Wally's model planes which he bequeathed to be displayed within the museum. We will exhibit this with pride in remembrance of Wally and what a positive influence he was on all those that met him.
Please see below the link to the Remembrance Service on the Barrack Square. Many thanks to Katie Drake for her superb work.
http://www.mhas.org.uk/history/the-last-of-the-356th-fighter-group?stage=Stage
