More events have been announced for this year's expanded Lancaster & Morecambe Armed Forces weekend including a night-time drone show above the Promenade.
The drone display will be on Friday June 19 at 10.20pm, on the first day of a three-day celebration of our Armed Forces and blue light services centred around the Prom.
"Watch the night sky come alive with incredible light displays, stunning formations, and a show you won’t want to miss," said a post on the Lancaster & Morecambe District Armed Forces Day page.
This year's Lancaster & Morecambe District Armed Forces weekend will take place from Friday June 19 to Sunday June 21.
Organisers announced in February that they had provisionally booked Forces parachute display teams to return, as well as The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
Since then, it's been announced that the Battle of Britain Dakota Display will take place on Saturday June 20.
This will be a full, 20 minute display across Morecambe Bay.
The legendary Dakota (also known as the C-47) played a crucial role during World War II - transporting troops, delivering vital supplies, and towing gliders into battle. It was at the heart of major operations like D-Day, where it dropped paratroopers behind enemy lines in the early hours of the invasion.
There will also be a Spitfire and a Hurricane fly over, drumming from Samba Espirito, live music, the Accrington Pipe Band, a military parade, hundreds of stalls, charities and organisations, and much more.
A Falklands Conflict Re-enactment Group will also be attending the weekend.
They will bring history to life with authentic uniforms, equipment, and immersive displays that honour the courage and resilience of those who served during the Falklands conflict.
There will also be an Armed Forces Day Bikers Parade on June 20 on Morecambe Promenade.
The weekend is also partnering with the Morecambe 1940s Revival Group who will hold their annual event at the Platform from 11am to 4pm on June 20 and 21.
And the American Airborne 505 will be heading to Morecambe Promenade with 15 living tents over three days, three dining halls, at least three World War 2 jeeps, mortars, a 30cal machine gun, a World War 2 bazooka and a static weapon demonstration. All weapons are de-activated and fire blank rounds.
Armed Forces Day is a chance to show your support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community: from currently serving personnel to service families, veterans and cadets.
More information is available at the Lancaster & Morecambe District Armed Forces Day Facebook page.
Read more: Lancaster and Morecambe Armed Forces celebration to expand to three days - Beyond Radio
Carnforth woman tells of weight loss journey ahead of new Morecambe slimming group launch
Park and Ride bus services to Lancaster city centre to reduce
WATCH and LISTEN: Walking with sheep as mayor revives ancient tradition at Lancaster farm
Lancaster University professor is new President of the Royal Astronomical Society
Friends from Morecambe to take on Ultra Marathon for brave toddler
Firefighters and swim centre team give key water safety message on Morecambe school visit
Police probe after stolen motorbike being ridden dangerously found in Morecambe
Man arrested in Lancaster after bridge jump hoax call
Local hospice wins national award for Will donation campaign
Cash boost for babies and families at Royal Lancaster Infirmary after fundraising at local golf club
Morecambe’s Pride in Place Board give update on West End investment programme
Children's play area in Lancaster opens after £118k revamp
Illegal tobacco and counterfeit clothing seized during raid on Lancaster city centre shop
Lancaster bowling green fundraiser hits target
Six food businesses in Lancaster district fail allergen tests
LISTEN: Stars of Morecambe and Wise stage show can't wait for Eric's 100th birthday
LISTEN: Thousands enjoy Wray Fair finale to annual scarecrow festival
PHOTOS and VIDEO: Incredible sand art on Morecambe beach honours Sir David Attenborough
Row over Morecambe FC debt as ex-directors' firm issues winding-up petition against club
Morecambe Pride handed £3,500 grant boost
