RAF Centenary Flypast

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a church service Westminster Abbey on Tuesday. This was to mark the centenary of the R.A.F.

The Queen and other senior members of the Royal Family were out in force to mark the occasion. Following the service, Her Majesty gave a speech in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace.

100 aircraft flew over Buckingham Palace, watched by the Royal Family from the balcony. Helicopter-lover Prince George and sister Princess Charlotte watched from behind windows of the Palace.Excitedly they waved to crowds and at one point Charlotte poked her tongue out to those below.

 

What a spectacular display! ✈️@RoyalAirForce #raf100 pic.twitter.com/B9pPlyOqFk

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 10, 2018

George's First Trooping The Colour

Sunday 14th June, 2015

George with his nanny watching the Parade

Prince George made his first appearance at the Trooping The Colour on Saturday, only the third time he has made an official appearance in the U.K.

The little prince who is 22 months old, was first spotted at a Buckingham Palace window as the Royal Family left for Horse Guards Parade. George was cheekily poking out his tongue and seemed quite excited at the crowds and pageantry below. 

Trooping The Colour is the official celebration for The Queen's birthday. Athough the parade is held in June each year, Her Majesty's birthday is in fact on April 21. 

The Queen and her three heirs

And then, after the parade, the Royal Family made an appearance on the Palace balcony to watch the Red Arrows flypast. For the first time, George joined them, wearing the same powder blue outfit his father Prince William wore at his debut in 1984. 

George wearing dad William's outfit

William aged 2 in 1984