The annual military Victory Show in Leicestershire continues to deliver on its well-earned reputation for excellence, writes George Colclough
This year’s Victory Show more than lived up to its well-earned reputation as one of the best military events in the country. It offered a diverse range of restored military vehicles of all shapes and sizes, dedicated re-enactment groups portraying multiple nations, and a small yet evocative air show to boot.
Once again the show was held at Foxland’s Farm in Leicestershire, on the outskirts of the small village of Cosby, a convenient location just off the M1.
The organisers had made of the 100-acre site – centring it around a large cluster of re-enactment and military vehicle displays with smaller satellite areas circling the perimeter.
Aviation fans were certainly well catered for as throughout the weekend a whole squadron of beautiful, airworthy vintage aircraft was out in force. excellent use
‘Without doubt, the highlight of the aerial display was the simulated dogfight’
On the grass airstrip that sat at the perimeter of the showground could be found a Hispano HA-1112-M1L, a Spitfire Mk.IX, P-51D Mustang Contrary Mary and a Spitfire MK V. Likewise, a Hawker…
