Full title reads: "Wales. Turn For Royal Tournament".
Glamorgan, Wales. RAF (Royal Air Force) Vaulting and acrobatics team prepare for display.
GV Members of the team running towards camera. GV The front rank of three run forward and vault over a horse followed by further groups of three. SV Members of the team running past camera. SV Three men performing a "Barani" a dive over the horse with a half twist and somersault. SV Three more men performing the "Barani". GV Team members placing a trampoline in position. GV Other members of the team bringing up another horse. CU Flight Sgt. Thomas who is in charge of training the men, giving directions. GV Members of the team now performing a threesome which is a vault over the horse off of a springboard onto a trampoline and then a hand spring off of another horse. SV Member of the team performing the final hand spring. SV Members of the team performing the first vault and then disappearing out of the picture off of trampoline. GV Members of the team performing a flying somersault over another member who is crouched on the horse. CU Flight Left. D Monteigh-Hodge watching. GV Line of men as they run forward and start a series of vaults which takes in five phases finishing with a hand spring off of a horse. SV The men performing the five phase exercise. TV ditto. CU Wing Commander Cooper watching. GV Elevated. The men doing a series of vaults. They cross over formation. SV ditto.
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