Slothettes

The Slothettes are San Torta's all female Aerobatic and Synchronized Swimming display team. Although they may not be the only all female aerobatic team in the world, they are one of only two Aerobatic and Synchronized Swimming display teams (the other being the Sloths, their less successful male counterparts).

History
San Torta managed to aquire the SARO flyingboat fighter prototypes when the brits gave up on them, and put thier aerobatic abilities to good use by issuing them to the newly formed Slothettes all-girl aerobatic and synchronised swimming display team, led by Coronel Juacinta De Crema-Batida. The original Slothette livery was gloss white with red scallops around the nose and San Tortan markings on the sides of the nose just infront of the wings. Later versions included deep green outlines of the scallops, and scalloping along the wing leading edges. Coronel De Crema-Batida's machine was later re-painted in red with silver stripes.

Feminism
During the 1960s and 1970s, the Slothettes here heavily criticized for their skimpy costumes and the STAF was accused of discrimination against women for making them dress thus. The STAF pointed out that the male display team, the Sloths, wore skimpy speedos, but feminists ignored this. The Slothettes, in typical fiery latin manner, elected to continue wearing the bikini, although they took to wearing voluminous, sexless mumu style dresses with the word 'censored' printed across them when they toured America. The STAF refused to disband the team, pointing out that, as an equal opportunities employer, they were to be commended for running the only all girl display team in the world at the time.

21st Century
The Slothettes currently fly the San Pudin SPF-15+ advanced seaplane fighter, and are often to be seen at coastal air-shows around the world. Their displays have created interest in this unique fighter plane, which has led to rumors of military orders from foreign governments.