The ground Team are on site early setting up the display. The caravan includes videos and memorabilia of the Team in action.

At any display, the air and ground crews work together to man the stand, enabling the public to have such items as their posters signed by the whole Team. This makes for a long day for everybody!

To give you an idea of the size of the RAF Waddington show, this is the view of the Blue Eagles display finale from the caravan! The flight line is a good half mile from the site!

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s Lancaster was the only aircraft who’s majestic presence suited the dark and gloomy weather of the Saturday.

The professional Waddington commentary Team, here with Angie, Mike and and guest Russ, thoroughly enjoyed the Blue Eagles display.

The Waddington static park included some rare and exotic types, including this two-seat Italian Air Force F-104 Starfighter.

Peter Jackson, the Jeweller, and one of the sponsors of the Team, brought his crew to the show. Here Team lead, "Cuz" Curry and he discuss the new Blue Eagles 2000 Breitling watch, an Emergency model with a built in radio beacon.

Challenges are often issued by other teams, and here Sharon and Chris of the Blue Eagles ground crew respond to one by volunteering to ride a bungee powered ejection seat, catapulting them 100 feet in the air!

Click here to see flying display from Sunday.

Click here to see the earlier pictures from Sunday’s show.