Armed Forces

Plans to remember those from Lynn who lost their lives in global conflict

New book telling the story of Marham, its aircraft, and its people, will launch a bid to raise funds to keep the Tornado’s memory alive

The close links between the United States Air Force and the town of Hunstanton have been celebrated during a briefing day at a former RAF base.

To mark the opening of a new Detachment in Hunstanton, an open night took place last week

Around 850 people turned up at RAF Marham yesterday afternoon to bid farewell to the iconic Tornado aircraft

The iconic jet is to be retired later this month after 40 years' service

A ex-soldier from Snettisham is hoping to raise £3,000 for an electric wheelchair which would improve his quality of life.

A bereaved armed forces children’s charity based in Lynn has set out its vision for the future and its plans to expand.

Eight Tornado G4s arrived back at RAF Marham this week after being station at Akrotiri in Cyprus and taken part in the fight against IS in Syria.

The base has been hailed as leading the way for sustainable energy in the armed forces

Nine of the new F-35 Lightning jets at RAF Marham are now ready to be deployed on operations, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson confirmed today.

Includes names of those who died in WWII plane crashes in village

Youngsters have linked up with local historians to learn more about the centenary of the First World War

A town businesswoman says she has been overwhelmed by the support for a poppy display based at her premises

A company boss has been recognised for his firm's work to mark the First World War centenary

Dozens watched the lighting ceremony at the climax of a poignant day of commemorations

Commemorations have been taking place in towns and villages across the area to mark the moment the guns finally fell silent 100 years ago

Generations have united to honour the area's war dead

Louis Blackwell's trek is expected to finish ahead of this weekend's Remembrance Sunday events

Community groups have backed the project which will see more than 1,200 poppies on show