Preston Military Show will offer a motorcycle team, gaming zones, an inflatable assault course, flight simulators, combat vehicles and more 👀👇nw_army
, with organisers promising guests a Spitfire fly-past to celebrate the British Armed Forces.
Attendees will enjoy the IMPS motorcycle display team, gaming zones, an inflatable assault course, flight simulators, Great War Trench, and large combat vehicles.Also on offer is the army parachute display team, climbing walls, military unit display stands, Word War Two aircraft, military and cadet bands, and more.
In previous years, the Preston Military Show has offered World War Two firing displays, trench warfare experiences, marching bands, and military equipment displays. In 2019, an iconic Lancaster Bomber completed a fly-past, the Tigers parachute display performed manoeuvres, and guests enjoyed the Inch Perfect Trails bike display team and a Tug O’ War competition.Entry to the event is free, with families welcome.
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