Airspeed - USAF Thunderbirds

Here's as much of the USAF Thunderbirds as you can fit into a six-minute podcast (including an F-16 fly-by). The most-asked questions about the precision flight demonstration squadron that's now well into its sixth decade. If you haven't made plans to see the Thunderbirds at an airshow near you this summer, visit http://events.airforce.com as soon as you can!

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