Today, the remains of the airfield are located on private property with the northern half being turned into a quarry.

The group consisted of the following operational squadrons: On 14 April 1944, as part of a general movement of Ninth Air Force fighter units in the Colchester area to the advanced landing grounds, the 363d moved to RAF Staplehurst.

Early in August, officially on the 5th, the 397th transferred from Rivenhall to RAF Hurn in Hampshire, to give the Marauders a better radius of action as the break-out of the Allied forces from the Normandy beachhead meant that potential targets were receding.

The following units were here at some point:[2] Upon its release from military use, in June 1956, Marconi leased part of the airfield and within ten years had taken over most of the surviving buildings.

All three runways either have been quarried, or substantially reduced in width, with agriculture fields taking over the grass areas of the former airfield.