A tanker and 6 F35's are doing refuelling circuits over Bridlington, Filey & Scarborough this afternoon.
Steve Bowden has captured stunning images of the rarely-seen specatacle, with a series of pictures taken from the Fiely area in the last hour.
He says it's a KC135 Tanker and 6 F35 'Lightning' aircraft and they've been doing circuits for the last hour or so between Bridlington and Teesside.
Thank you to Steve for sending these images and for permission to share them...
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