Combined force - how our servicemen ruled land, sea and air
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by Alan
Watkins
The red, white and blue colours that have become the Red
Arrows' trademark brought an extraordinary day to a
conclusion.
The flypast was the climax of two hours of action and
spectacle on the River Medway, as part of Armed Forces Day, that
showed the armed services expertise.
The veterans looked skywards at the beginning of the show when
an Avro Lancaster, flanked by a Spitfire and a Hurricane, opened
the show with three flypasts.
Later HMs Cattestock upheld the royal Navy tradition of seeing
off all boarders when a force of Royal Marines, masquerading as
terrorists, attacked the ship.
It was an opportunity for the RAF and Naval helicopters to
share in the action.
Saturday, June 27 2009
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