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80th Anniversary of VE DAY
Reunion at Station 119
May 8 – May 14, 2025
The Chairman & Committee of UK’s 95th Bomb Group Heritage Association would like to extend an invitation to anyone associated with the 95th Bomb Group to an English Reunion at Station 119!
We would like to extend an extra special invite to 95th Veterans and Widows, who we always love to see return.
The itinerary will include commemorating the cessation of WWII in Europe, historical and leisure trips as well as valuable time spent at the Red Feather Club Museum and in the village of Horham.
Trips and experiences may include:
Visiting Historical Towns
A 1940’s Dance
Military Vehicle Rides
Museum tours
Some meals and valuable drinking time at the famous 'Brads Bar' will also be included.
At this time, we would like you to firstly register your interest in joining us at the reunion, by 30th September 2024 please, via email: reunion@95thbg-horham.com
Following this, we will be able to release a full itinerary, with costings in November 2024, along with official booking information.
We look forward to seeing you at Station 119 in 2025!
The 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation is an IRS approved 501(c)3 organization whose purpose is to educate the public regarding the history of the 95th Bomb Group (H) and its role in the air campaign over central Europe during World War II.
To accomplish this purpose the Foundation develops and maintains exhibits, promotes the study and recognition of the emotional involvement of the aircrews and their related attached units, provides for appropriate recognition of all members of the 95th Bomb Group who gave up their lives, and serves as a philanthropic corporation.
The 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation is also charged with the preservation of memorials created by the veterans of the 95th Bomb Group Association, our predecessor organization. These include, but are not limited to memorials located at the following:
The United States Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, CO
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Memorial Garden
Dayton, OH
National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force
Savannah, GA
The Ring of Eight and B-17 Tail
Horham, UK
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, VA
How it all began…
After World II ended, the 95th airbase at Horham, England was closed and returned to farmland, and the veterans returned to the states. Years later, they began to re-connect with each other at the Mighty Eighth Air Force reunions. It was at one of these reunions in 1977 that a group of 95th veterans decided to have reunions of their own, for the sole purpose of reuniting those who served in the 95th Bomb Group.
This idea led them to create the 95th Bomb Group (H) Association, which consisted only of veterans who had served in the 95th Bomb Group. Starting in 1981, the Association met regularly and created several memorials to honor 95th veterans who were lost in the war.
The veterans realized that in order for their legacy to continue, the next generation needed to become involved. In 1995, the 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation, Inc. was formed, a 501(c)(3) non-profit Arizona corporation. In 2004, the 95th Bomb Group Association disbanded and veterans and legacy members consolidated under the umbrella of the 95th Bomb Group Memorials Foundation, Inc.