Welcome to the 95th Bomb Group Museum - The Red Feather Club - the home of the 95th in the UK!

The 95th Bomb Group Heritage Association operates a museum, known as the Red Feather Club, from a number of faithfully restored buildings on one of the communal sites of the 95th, to help keep their memory, and the vital contribution they made to the war effort, alive. The official UK home of the 95th is a living museum and monument to the only Eighth Air Force Bomb Group to receive the Distinguished Unit Citation three times.

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Forthcoming Events for the 2027 Season!

Museum Open Days (10am-4pm)

  • Sunday 25th April
  • Sunday 30th May
  • Sunday 27th June - Americana Day!
  • Sunday 25th July
  • Sunday 29th August
  • Sunday 26th September
  • Sunday 31st October

Dances

  • Saturday 24th April - Sarah Mai & Her Band, with DJ Andy AV8 & Guest DJ
  • Saturday 26th June - The Cody Lee Big Band, with DJ Andy AV8 & Guest DJ Tojo
  • Saturday 24th July - Fundraising Dance in aid of the 96th Bomb Group Museum, with Guest DJs
  • Saturday 25th September - The Casinos, with DJ Andy AV8 & Guest DJ
  • Saturday 30th October - Fundraising Dance in aid of Redlingfield Charity, with Guest DJs

Other Events

  • Friday 3rd December - Christmas Carols with the Salvation Army Band

Above photographs courtesy of Richard Flagg

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Our Past

The 95th flew 334 missions between May 14th 1943 and May 25th 1945 and was the first American Bomb Group to perform a daylight raid on Berlin. It claimed 425 enemy aircraft destroyed, the highest number by any USAAF Bomb Group in WW2.
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Are you looking for specific personnel, or photographs of a specific aircraft of the 95th?  Our American friends of the 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation have worked tirelessly to create an excellent database, which can be found here - 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation Searchable Database

The Museum

The Museum offers a unique experience in a 1940s WW2 NCOs’ social club, known as 'The Red Feather Club' – visitors say it is like “going back in time”. The museum is also open for educational visits from schools and groups, as well as special opening for veterans and their families.
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Forthcoming Events

The museum holds regular open weekends as well as special events, such as evening dances, living history weekends, film nights and other events.
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