Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
The event, organised by the town's Royal Air Force Association, celebrated the 79th anniversary of the battle, which was one of the most decisive events of the Second World War.
Many current and former servicemen and women marched from the Royal British Legion Club to the park where they were read verses by the padre before the Last Post was played.
Wreaths were laid to remember those who lost their lives during the battle during a 25-minute service.
The service was introduced with then prime minister Winston Churchill's historic "Never in the field of human conflict" speech.
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Tony Jolley, who was at the service, said: "It went very well despite a bad bit of weather."
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Mayor Geoff Hipperson lays a wreath during the Battle of Britain service in King's Lyng. Picture: Ian Burt Photography (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
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