History intro paragraph.

The airfield at Kimbolton was originally a fighter base for the RAF. The airfield was handed over to the 379th Bomb Group during WW2.  The group flew B-17s and the group was signified by the letter K within a triangle on its tail.

In July the new display for the 379th Bomb Group was unveiled and throughout the weekend the display attracted a lot of interest.

The display is being done as a tribute to the aircrews and personnel that were stationed here in World War 2, and information has been gathered by a couple of the marshals in their spare time over the last 2 years.

As well as the articles, there are also items that have been found around the circuit and surrounding area, such as bullets, a bomb shackle and cockpit instruments. More and more things are being found and the area is likely to grow in both info and relics from the war.

If anybody can help with any information please contact: kimboltonmarshals@gmail.com