The air show, which showcases aircraft of many kinds from the U.S. Military, took off nearly 70 years ago and has featured the Thunderbirds ... to enjoy the show. USAF Lt. Colonel Thomas McKnight ...

Since the Thunderbirds were first formed in 1953, the air demonstration team has gone on to perform worldwide for billions of viewers. The team, made up of eight pilots (six for demonstration ...

After taking one year off due to construction at the nearby runway, the United States Air Force Thunderbirds returned to the show the show they have performed at for the longest period of time.

The Thunderbirds were activated at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona and are now based at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada. According to the USAF’s Thunderbirds website, the goal of the Thunderbirds ...

The USAF Thunderbirds first performed at Frontier Days in 1953. "We are excited to see Cheyenne, Wyoming, and F.E. Warren Air Force Base on the U.S. Air Force Thunderbird’s schedule for 2024 ...

As Thunderbirds in 1953 and 1954, they flew left- and right-wing positions and helped develop many of the maneuvers still performed today, including the famous “Bomb Burst” finale.

The group was originally set to perform for approximately an hour on Saturday. Maintainers of the USAF Thunderbirds prepare the planes Saturday at the "Northern Thunder Air and Space Expo at the ...

CHEYENNE — Except for the two years in which they didn’t perform at all, since 1953, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds have performed at Cheyenne Frontier Days every year on Cheyenne Day ...