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Uk Return for Red Arrows after 11-Country Overseas Tour
Pictured are the Red Arrows flying over one of Jordans historic landmarks, the historical and archaeological city of Petra in southern Jordan.
The display was part of the Eastern Hawk Tour of the Middle East.
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team flew the length of the desert kingdom in a display of friendship with the Jordanian people. The RAF and Royal Jordanian Air Force also have long-standing and historic ties.
Crowds watched from ancient landmarks such as Petra and Kerak Castle as the formation of Hawks flew overhead with their distinctive smoke trails
The British Army protects the United Kingdom's interests at home and abroad, providing a safe and secure environment in which all British citizens can live and prosper
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Aerobatics Aircraft Desert Display Team Equipment Fixed Wing Flypast Hawk Landscape Middle East Rafat Red Arrows Royal Air Force Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team Sand Terrain Training Barren Petra
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The Red Arrows, the renowned Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, make a triumphant return to the UK after an exhilarating 11-country overseas tour. This print captures the iconic display of friendship between the RAF and Jordanian people as they flew over one of Jordan's most historic landmarks - Petra. As part of their Eastern Hawk Tour in the Middle East, these skilled aviators showcased their incredible aerobatic maneuvers above the arid and barren desert landscape. The formation of Hawks left mesmerizing smoke trails behind them, painting vibrant colors against the backdrop of ancient landmarks like Petra and Kerak Castle. This display not only demonstrated precision flying skills but also symbolized long-standing ties between two esteemed air forces - the RAF and Royal Jordanian Air Force. Crowds gathered at these historical sites marveled at this breathtaking spectacle from start to finish. The Red Arrows' visit to Jordan was a testament to their commitment towards fostering international relationships through aviation excellence. Their tour allowed them to fly across vast terrains while spreading joy among spectators who witnessed this unique blend of history, culture, and aerial prowess. This remarkable print encapsulates both beauty and power as it immortalizes a moment when skies were filled with grace and admiration for those who protect our nations' skies with unwavering dedication.
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