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Click here to watch the spectacular show in the skies over West Norfolk. The video was filmed by Lynn News photographer Paul Tibbs.
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WEST Norfolk residents were treated on Wednesday when aircraft rehearsing The Queen's birthday flypast spectacularly flew over the area.
Four squadrons of RAF Marham-based GR4 tornados will take part in the flypast over Buckingham Palace, to mark the 82-year-old Monarch's official birthday, on Saturday (June 14) at 1.04pm.

They will be joined by Typhoon, VC10, AWACs, C17, Nimrod, Tri Star and Hs 125 aircraft in full formation.

As a practice, the aircraft involved flew over RAF Marham at 12.50pm on Wednesday (11) before a few moments later flying between Lynn and Wisbech and onwards to Spalding where they were joined by Hercules and King Air aircraft.

They finally took a right turn to RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire, arriving at 1pm.

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  • Last Updated: 12 June 2008 3:55 PM
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  • Location: King's Lynn
 
 
  

 
 


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