RESIDENTS in Odiham were able to spot the Red Arrows flying above the village on Friday, August 9, capturing photos of the planes.
The aerial display squad flew over the village as part of RAF Odiham's families day.
The closed event took place between 1.40pm and 2.15 pm, with the squad performing a variety of tricks featuring colours of red, blue and white.
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Various formations created by Red Arrows (Image: Heather Hutchinson)
The annual show serves as a way for the RAF to thank the relatives of armed forces personnel from the base for their support.
The Red Arrows then headed to Blackpool Airport at 4.45pm, making a flypast of a number of towns en route.
Members of the Basingstoke Gazette Camera Club posted images taken of the Red Arrows, featuring planes including the team's iconic Hawk T. 1 jets, and the de Havilland Vampire, a British jet fighter.
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