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Aldershot Army Show
 Aldershot Army Show ... Regiment. The Aldershot Army Show was a resounding success and featured a grand display of British military vehicles and equipment, an exciting main arena programme, funfair, activity zone, helicopter rides, over 200 traders and exhibitors, extensive catering, musical entertainment and fun for all the family.Newest Review: ... for sale, air rifles, a South African food stall, Army stalls with camouflage gear and water bottles. **THE ARENA'S*** If you can tear yourself away from the retail outlets which are placed strategically all over the field , then try and get to the arena area's in good time. The two arenas are where all displays are and I recommend you get there at least 30 minutes before the shows begin. ... more ... There is a metal fence surrounding both pitches and the audience is not permitted to go beyond this point.
The displays draw most of the crowd and spaces are limited. Unfortunately if you have young children, they do get agitated waiting but if yo...more |
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Aldershot Army Show: The Army Show (3657 words)
by - written on 29/08/06 (Very useful, 2004 readings)
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Aldershot Army Show: On the 16th July, my family and I attended the Aldershot Army Show. This was the second time we had attended and as previously, had a fantastic day out. I would like to share with you some of our experiences and some photographs of the 2006 show. ****** HISTORY OF THE SHOW ****** Aldershot is a military area. In 1918 a horse show was staged here for the first time which saw both officers and civilians compete in certain events. This was known as "The Horse and Hound Show". By 1930, the show was growing in popularity and it was renamed "The Aldershot Show". In 1961 the Army ... Read the complete review
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