Welcome to the 384th Bombardment Group Museum
Step back in time and explore the incredible legacy of the 384th Bombardment Group, a courageous unit of the U.S. Army Air Forces that served in England during World War II.
Our museum is dedicated to preserving the stories of the brave American airmen who flew from RAF Grafton Underwood, facing immense challenges in the skies over Europe. Through historical exhibits, personal accounts, and wartime artifacts, we honor their sacrifice, dedication, and the deep bond forged between the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a veteran’s family member, or someone discovering the story for the first time, we invite you to explore the heroism, resilience, and contributions of the 384th Bombardment Group.
Join us in remembering their service and ensuring their stories live on for generations to come.
On This Day
1945-03-28 - Mission 299
Mission number: 299
On 28th March 1945 the 384th were in action again with 43 B17s assigned to a mission to bomb the Berlin/Spandau motor transport works in Germany. With 2 B17s that scrubbed and 1 that aborted the mission 40 aircraft took off and made their way towards the target. Low Squadron lead today was Trail Blazer piloted by Raymond D Cook with Commander Phillip Young Williams and 3 navigators on board (pictured). It was the final mission of the t...
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Melvin Allen Feigenbaum - Technical Sergeant, 8th Air Force, 1st Air Division
Service Number 20613880 United States Army Air Force (USAAF), 8th Air Force, 1st Air Division 384th Bomb Group, 544th Bomb Squadron Based at RAF Grafton Underwood (Station 106), Northamptonshire, England Killed in action – 16th August, 1943 T/Sgt. Melvin A. Feigenbaum was killed after being hit by gun fire on the mission to Le Bourget Airport, France. It was unclear at what point in the mission he was killed...
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