The world's first fully operational Radar station based in Suffolk is to be restored. http://bbc.in/1mSjK8i #BawdseyRadarTransmitter | BBC Norfolk

"If we don't do something, within two years we won't have it anymore." The Bawdsey Radar Museum is at risk of demolition due to the rapidly increasing rate of erosion. The cliff edge is now just 40 metres from the museum fence. | East Anglian Daily Times

Something special from the archives, a film of the test firing of a Bloodhound surface-to-air missile from 1958, showing the multi-stage launch and impact with a target drone. | RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

The museum may be closed, but you can still access some of our collection through the Bloomberg Connects digital guide. Explore the museum with an audio tour, listen to the stories of veterans and learn more about our fascinating exhibits. The app is free to use and available from your app store, once installed and loaded just search for RAF Air Defence Radar Museum and begin exploring. | RAF Air Defence Radar Museum

In our next video we share the personal recollections of one of our hidden heroes, the late Flight Lieutenant Roger Wilkins, who was a long-standing RAF Museum Volunteer and the pilot of the Hawker Hunter FGA9 which is located in Hangar 3 at the RAF Museum London. In this short video Roger recalls paired take-offs, dog fights and the effects of G-Force whilst flying the Hunter during his time in Aden, serving with No. 43 Squadron, RAF in the early 1960s. The Hunter was the first high-speed jet f