Soldiers Perform Amazing Military Version Of ‘The Wave’

‘The Wave’ is the fun social phenomenon often seen at sporting events when rows of fans pick up their arms for a moment in a domino-style to create a wave effect for on-lookers. The soldiers of the Belarus army performed a very unique military version of ‘The Wave’ at a recent military parade that puts baseball fans to shame.
Their precision is truly magnificent, prompting the video to be featured on BuzzFeed and VideoSift. LINK, Via: Youtube

FULL VIDEO of Military Parade in Moscow on Victory Day 2010

"FULL VIDEO of Military Parade in Moscow on Victory Day 2010 - Part 1"

(Part 1 of 2) RT is bringing you full coverage of the Victory Day parade from the Red Square, the heart of Moscow. This year's parade is the largest commemoration since 1945, when Nazi Germany was defeated by the USSR and the Allies. Today, for the first time ever, France, Britain and the U.S. have sent their own soldiers to parade past the Kremlin wall. Narrator Peter Lavelle. LINK: Youtube

"FULL VIDEO of Military Parade in Moscow on Victory Day 2010 - Part 2" LINK: Youtube

Swan Parade

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Every Easter in Stratford, Ontario you can see the swans returning to the Avon River in style. They are escorted from their winter quarters in a fenced area to the water by a parade of bagpipers! The Stratford Police Services pipe band wore kilts and marched to the river while playing music. The swans waddled behind. Link -Via: Arbroath, Via: Neatorama

China’s 60th Anniversary Parade

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The People’s Republic of China was founded on October 1st, 1949. To celebrate the 60th anniversary, a three-hour parade was held in Beijing. This video by Dan Chung shows the highlights in both time-lapse and slow motion. -Via: reddit, Via: Neatorama

Tight Motorcycle Parade

Kind of reminds me of synchronized swimming. LINK: Youtube