The Red Devils dropping out of the sky, can I convince anybody they did a HALO jump out of the jet?

Three strapped together until the last moment.

Despite the best attempts by goverment to prevent it, the UK military are still world beaters in some areas - we field the deadliest MBT, manned by the finest crews worldwide! Challenger II on display.

Shooting the re-enactment arena was not easy; these are the Union and Confederates lined up after the American Civil War display.

I've no idea how they do it, but looks quite hard!

Static shot of the 3 Regiment Apache. More pics in the other album.

What's this? A self portrait (and thats the only one there will ever be!) in the optics of the Apache TADS.

Another weird one? Looking straight down the 120mm gun tube of a Kings Royal Hussars Challenger II.

Troops from the Parachute Battalions based at Colchester as part of 16 AAB ready to rope in to the arena.

This was performed very close to the crowdline and looked impressive.

It was also quite a drop!

Giving the crowd a wave after the drop before heading back to Wattisham.

654 Sqn Gazelle departing the static park.

The Lynx AH7 folllowed the Gazelle, dipping his nose infront of the crowd that had gathered to watch.

He should have put on sunscreen!! Starting up but still plugged in.

Now lifting, as is the grass....

....by now the grass is everywhere!

A few turns and training the 30mm around for the crowd.

Lowestoft Seafront Airshow and one of the easier aircraft to photograph; the plane sailing PBY or Catalina. no water landing I'm afraid.

The BBMF break after their first pass.

Desert Air Force Spitfire MkV catching the sun.

The Dutch Air Force regularly display a PC-7 in the UK with the added effect of smoke tanks under the wing.

Nothing wrong, just Sally B demonstrating two damaged engines.

The RAF Harrier and Lowestoft have a unique relationship since one went swimming a few years ago. The distance the display is from the crowdline can be seen.

Closer in, and in the hover. At a more normal airfield display the aircarft would be a lot closer.

Matt Elliot bringing the show to a standstill. Taken a max zoom - the Typhoon in the vertical.

Not quite as close as Waddington a few weeks before hand.

A very fast pass!

Didn't realise this would come out quite as good as it did. Just right time, right place. Pity the sun had gone though.

Pretty close.