Visitors are transported back through decades of military history as Yorkshire Wartime Weekend returns near Doncaster Friday (Aug 7) to Sunday (Aug 9).
The event, described as the largest First and Second World War, post-war, military vehicle and living history gathering in the North of England, brings together re-enactors and historic military machinery across more than 30 acres.
Detailed living history displays offers visitors a glimpse into the experiences of those who lived and served through the wars and conflicts of the 20th century.
Period camps, uniforms and equipment featured alongside an impressive collection of historic vehicles, with tanks and other military machinery among the sights on display.
Re-enactors also recreate different periods of wartime life, helping bring history to life for visitors.
Take a look through our picture gallery from the beginning of the Yorkshire Wartime Weekend below.
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Setting up day at Yorkshire Wartime Weekend at Willows Farm, Kirkhouse Green, Doncaster. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
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Andrew Hutchinson setting up day at Yorkshire Wartime Weekend at Willows Farm, Kirkhouse Green, Doncaster. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
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A re-enactor alongside a replica early military aircraft on display at Yorkshire Wartime Weekend Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe