When the Thunderbirds Flew the Thunderchief (Cover Story)
Air Power History, 2009, Fall, 56, 3
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Publisher Description
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Since 1953, the Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team has been the most, dramatic and visible display of the Air Force s public relations efforts. In the fifty-six years that the Thunderbirds have been thrilling audiences at air shows around the world they have demonstrated the power and grace of first-line Air Force jet fighters and the skills of its pilots. Despite occasional accidents over the years, the Thunderbirds continued to play a key role in Air Force public relations and recruiting.
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