
Photo Gallery – Military Tattoo (1 of 3)
Photo Gallery of the Military Tattoo
In addition to Carita’s Tattoo story, Mikael had plenty of photo opps. It’s not quite watching the Tatt on telly or being in the bleachers yourself, but hey, check out the photos below to see the different performers and performances for this year’s Tattoo. For more info on the Tattoo, here’s their official site.
Officers prepare troops, performers and audience.

Military formation in the Esplanade.

Leaders and troops stand still, in the moments before the music begins.

KFOR troops stand at attention, and the Scots flag flies above.

Member of the Cook Island’s National Youth Dance Team. Not only is this the group’s first Tattoo, it is also their first-ever performance outside the Cook Islands.

Performers dance in traditional Polynesian dancing styles to coconut-palm drums.

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