The Red Arrows with a Typhoon FGR4 aircraft perform a flypast during the UK national commemorative (Image: PA)
The Red Arrows will be flying over Hampshire this weekend - but you'll only have seconds to see them.
It comes just days after their impressive D-Day 80th anniversary displays in Normandy.
On Saturday, June 8 they will take off from Bournemouth at 3.19pm ahead of their display in Portsmouth at 3.30pm.
At 3.21pm, they will soar north of Verwood, before flying south of Micheldever at 3.25pm.
Two minutes later you will be able to spot them northwest of Ropley before they head down to Southwick and then Portsmouth.
The display team will be performing as part of Portsmouth Armed Forces Day, an event organised by Portsmouth City Council involving military parades, live music, stalls, plus a Royal Navy parachute jump.
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