The winners of the 2024 Royal Air Force Photographic Competition have been announced.
With over a thousand images and videos submitted, the 11 judges found themselves spending close to a week narrowing down their final choices, before selecting a first, second and third place as well as a Highly Commended.
But the pinnacle of the RAF Photographic Competition is the RAF Photographer of the Year award, which was won this time around by Mr Andrew Wheeler of RAF Cranwell for his portfolio of six images.
And a selection of 12 images have been chosen to go head-to-head in the annual Peoples' Choice category.
The general public can vote for their favourite over the next two weeks via the Royal Air Force's official Facebook page with the result announced at the RAF Photographic Competition Awards in RAF Bentley Priory on November 14.
See some of the winners and other 'high calibre' entrants below.
The winners of the 2024 Royal Air Force Photographic Competition have been announced, with one of the standout entrants pictured showing the Royal Air Force Falcon Display team touching down on their last display for the 2024 at RAF Waddington last month
A Royal Air Force F-35B Lightning performs at the Old Buckenham Airshow under the call sign YODA
Squadron Leader John Bond, Red 1 and team leader of the Red Arrows in his cockpit during pre-season training in Tanagra airbase, Greece
RAF Photographer of the Year award was won this year by Andrew Wheeler of RAF Cranwell with his portfolio of six images. One, seen, shows a Typoon at RAF Syerston Air & Space Camp Families day
The Red Arrows beginning the journey home from their Canadian tour, Maple Hawk, in September
The Aurora Borealis shines brightly above the Hawk T1 jets of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, at Narsarsuaq Airport in Greenland
Sgt Collins of the RAF Falcons jumping from the ramp of a C17 over the Royal International Air Tattoo in RAF Fairford
F-35 Lightning Jet of 617 Squadron under the Northern Lights in the Vest Fjorden, during Exercise STEADFAST DEFENDER
Red Arrows seen in an acrobatic transit to Blackpool during a weekend of public displays
This portrait is an in camera created double exposure to show a member of personnel looking through their hands. The idea of this portrait was to highlight that Mental Health issues are often something kept from the world and that people obscure behind a mask - keeping their true selves hidden, leading a double life
One of 7 SSquadron's Chinook helicopters leading the British Army and RAF flypast on June 15 as part of the King's Birthday Parade
A portrait taken at TDS Riding Centre: Tong of a horse and owner in the stables
An A400M awaits departure from RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus in support of ongoing operations, taken with a long exposure
An F-35B launching from the HMS Prince of Wales - the UK's largest warship