Stunning pictures show Shobdon AirFest '26 in full swing as people enjoy being whisked back to the 1940s.
The two-day event, held at Shobdon Airfield nine miles west of Leominster, has seen fixed-wing aircraft from across the ages, gliders, helicopters, microlights and gyrocopters and more on display.
As part of the 1940s Weekender, visitors have also been treated to vintage cars and military vehicles, a living history encampment, re-enactments, traders and stall holders, music, Morris dancing, a parachuting team, and food and drink.
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The Herefordshire Aeroclub event also saw a Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service crew from Leominster carry out a drill, which featured among the pictures taken by Hereford Times Camera Club member Laura Shepherd.
The crew showed some of the techniques and tools used during a crash on the roads, and the methods to cut a casualty free.
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With the event held on Saturday and Sunday (June 6 and 7), the first day coincided with D-Day and featured the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
The Supermarine Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane and the Douglas C-47 Dakota were due to fly over the airfield to mark 82 years since the Normandy landings, however it is understood this did not take place.
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