Across Campus - A Photo Essay

The 2021 Virginia International Tattoo presented inspirational military music, majestic massed pipes and drums, show-stopping drill team maneuvers, colorful and elegant dancers, and much more. This year's performance at Kornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium was a salute to America's World War II veterans. Photos by John Toomey

The Kilgore College Rangerettes, the world's best-known collegiate drill team, performs at Kornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium. They travel throughout the country and have made several world tours. Photo John Toomey

The U.S. Navy Fleet Forces Band is excited to play in front of a live audience. Photo John Toomey

The ODU Monarch Drum Line is outfitted in urban camouflage for its performance. Photo John Toomey

The Cirque Experience Chicago Wheel Jam performs gymnastics on giant steel wheels, wowing the audience with precisely choreographed moves. Photo John Toomey

Hundreds of pipers and drummers came together to form a mass pipe band. Photo John Toomey

The award-winning U.S. Army Training Doctrine and Command band thrills the audience with a show of patriotism and pride. Photo John Toomey

The Anchor Sisters vocal trio specializes in 1940s swing and boogie-woogie music made popular by groups like the Andrews Sisters and Boswell Sisters. Photo John Toomey

The Monarch Marching Band performs in the only International Tattoo that will be held this year. Photo John Toomey

The Marine Forces Reserve Band, from New Orleans, Louisiana, is excited to perform at the International Tattoo. It’s the first time the group has traveled for a show since before the pandemic. Photo John Toomey

The United States Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team performs routines, showcasing precision rifle maneuvers. Photo John Toomey

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