be the first Lightning II squadron at Lakenheath, with the first aircraft arriving on 15 December 2021. F-35 Infrastructure To accommodate the new aircraft, a F-35 Campus is being constructed on the south side of the airfield. The main new operational buildings being developed as part of the F-35 project are as follows: Two six-bay maintenance hangars – Space for service, maintenance, storage, and staff support facilities (to be known as Hangars 4-1 and 4–2). Hangar 6 (Consolidated Parts Store) – Single-storey extension to the southern side of Hangar 6, including offices and warehouses and the storage of aircraft equipment and parts. Dual Squadron Operations/Aircraft Maintenance Unit – A three-storey building to provide combined facilities for two squadrons comprising Squadron Operations and Aircraft Maintenance Unit (AMU) facilities, including mission planning, administration space in the operations section and offices to manage the maintenance of aircraft and storage space. Corrosion control and wash rack facility – Comprising single-storey hangar to maintain aircraft including a paint and sanding booth and wash rack. Flight simulator facility – Comprising a single-storey building to accommodate six F-35A flight simulators, administration, records, classrooms, brief/debrief rooms, and storage space. A Field Training Detachment Facility, comprising A three-storey building to provide F-35A training programme to maintain the aircraft, incorporating classrooms and administration rooms. Field Training Detachment Facility – A three-storey building to provide F-35A maintenance, including classrooms and administration rooms. Aircraft Ground Equipment (AGE) Facilities – A single storey building extension and new covered storage associated with an existing building used for maintenance and storage of AGE related to the F-35A. Fuel System Maintenance Dock – A single storey hangar with fuel system maintenance dock to support the operation of the F-35A. Munitions Maintenance Facility – A single storey building extension and new covered storage to an existing building for the maintenance of munitions used by the F-35A. Residential accommodation – A three or four-storey dormitory for up to 144 beds to accommodate the increase in station personnel. Flight-line Dining Facility Munitions Storage Administration Maintenance building Hospital – Replacement medical facility up to four storeys to provide inpatient services, outpatient and speciality care clinics, ancillary services, support and medical administrative functions. High school – A three or four-storey building to house approximately 560 students. The airfield operational surfaces are also being expanded as follows: Charlie Apron, currently used by F-15's will be redeveloped and extended to allow the parking