Sep 3, 2007, 21:20
These are the Snowbirds, the Canadian Air Force's acrobatics team.
Officially known as the 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, they fly in perfect and ever-changing formation through numerous maneuvers.
But when they're performing, keep count: if there's less than nine in formation, you're in for a surprise soon.
The snowbirds also perform singly, in pairs, and occasionally four at a time.
But at the end of their forty-minute show, they like to regroup for one last pass.
And then they're gone.
Officially known as the 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, they fly in perfect and ever-changing formation through numerous maneuvers.
But when they're performing, keep count: if there's less than nine in formation, you're in for a surprise soon.
The snowbirds also perform singly, in pairs, and occasionally four at a time.
But at the end of their forty-minute show, they like to regroup for one last pass.
And then they're gone.
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