America's Team: Being A U.S. Airforce Thunderbird

http://www.janson.com/dvdcatalog/2009...

The Air Force Thunderbirds have been thrilling audiences since the 1950's. Their awe-inspiring demonstrations are seen by millions of people all over the world. This documentary follows the team for an entire air show season, at home, in Nellis AFB near Las Vegas, and on the road across the United States. But this year is different, for the first time a female pilot has joined the ranks of this elite fellowship and her story is truly inspiring. Join her and the entire Thunderbird squadron in this exhilarating and patriotic program to discover what it takes to be a part of America's Team!

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[pronikka16]

I'm joining the air force next year, can't wait!

Representing Inglewood, California.

[MrThatsYe]

I see a hell of a lot more Navy people talk shit bout the Thunderbirds than USAF gives shit to the Blue Angels. And I have served for the record. In the Navy. And like I said, it was full of douchebags.

[CSCI Trust]

I still think the Russian Antonov display team is better, sure its only one aircraft and lasts only a few minutes, but the nose dive landing from 5,000ft is a real show stopper, and you get to go away from the air show with a piece of the aircraft.

[Sri ElechTRIK]

USS Air Force,

saking Senopati MAS sampun saged mendaratken ikan PAUS raksasa yang akan membentuk Jowo Air Power (JAOP)

suwun.

[vloggerpayton]

My dad fixed airplanes on the air force.Does that count?

[Michaelc136]

Atleast the Blue angels aren't dressed up as tinker-bell

[Webster Orange]

I here by swear to myself no matter WHAT, IM GOING TO BE A FIGHTER PILOT...anyone ele's with me

[blinkguy4ever]

are you sure.. tell that to maveryck :D

[jaidan shmunchkin]

The Thunderbirds are better than the Blue Angels!

[pickymillipede]

Off they go... into the wild blue yonder!

[MrThatsYe]

yep top rated comment really means people are 'ganging' up on me.

[Glashawk1]

Don't you see the trend with people ganging up on you? That must trigger something in your head that says "maybe I'm wrong here." There's nothing wrong with supporting a flight team but to it with harsh language and no facts to your case makes you out to be a joke. You're not an engineer and judging by your comments I can definitely tell you're not a pilot. I served 20 yrs in the military as a controller and then a pilot and I've work with all branches. Not one of them stands out from the rest.