Scots watched on as three RAF Hercules planes flew over the country today to mark the aircraft's retirement from service.
The trio of C-130s left Brize Norton at 10am on Wednesday morning, and passed over Northern Ireland before arriving at RAF in Moray at around 1pm.
The transport aircraft and Number 47 Squadron will be stood down officially on June 30, with the plane replaced by the Atlas A400, after serving the RAF since the 1960s.