Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Thunderbirds
The Air Force Academy graduation ceremony usually concludes with a show by the famous Air Force Thunderbirds, and that's this week's Skywatch Friday post.
They're famous for their incredible aerobatic moves.
And of course, they fly in very tight formations.
Don't miss them if they perform near you!
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I do love the Thunderbirds!! It's been a while since I last saw them, but your terrific photos reminded me all over again just how awesome they are! Hope your week is going well!
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Great shots! What a perfect day you had.
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing, great pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos from a day you always will remember with joy :)
ReplyDeletenice snaps..in fact, flights :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs, planes look extremely. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteWow! Just amazing pictures, Al! Great incredible aerobatic!
ReplyDeleteVery cool pictures!
ReplyDeleteI too have seen them - but it's been a long long time ago. You got some awesome shots - brings back a lot of good memories!
ReplyDeleteGreat sequence!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeletethis is really a show! great shots!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous captures Al. Thanks for sharing some of the daring feats by these incredibly talented (and brave!) pilots.
ReplyDeletelovely captures but i like the first one best.
ReplyDeletegreat set of photos; not easy to capture those in an inst!
ReplyDeleteI love air shows and you got some fantastic shots of this one.
ReplyDeleteOh, your post made me curious and I checked the Thunderbirds 2012 schedule. They will be here in BC in August and I hope I can go to see them. I read that they fly 2 feet (!) apart. I especially loved your third shot with the planes lined up.
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