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Depicted here is the score board of RAF Swannington (Haveringland), listing all the enemy aircraft shot down by squadron members based there during WW2. The board was rescued when the building that housed it was demolished and it can now be seen in the 100 Group Stafford Sinclair Memorial Room which is dedicated to the RAF 100 Group (Bomber Support), created in November 1943 and tasked with all electronic and radio counter-measures. The aerodromes involved were RAF Oulton, RAF North Creake (Egmere), RAF Foulsham, RAF Great Massingham, RAF Little Snoring, RAF West Raynham and RAF Swannington (Haveringland). The Group's headquarters was at Bylaugh Hall in the Breckland district of Norfolk.

The City of Norwich Aviation Museum (CNAM) was initially a project of a group of aviation enthusiasts associated with the Eastern Counties Omnibus Company in 1977. Membership was later opened to non-employees and by 1982 the museum had moved to its present site at Norwich International Airport > Link. The museum houses a great number of exhibits, including Boulton & Paul who were involved in the manufacture of aircraft from 1914 until 1961; RAF Bomber, Fighter and Coastal Command and the "special duties" RAF 100 Group; RAF Coltishall (closed a few years ago); the United States Army Air Forces' (USAAF) Eighth Air Force; Women in Aviation; WW1, and of course aircraft, uniforms, and many others. Link