The United States Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, famously known as the Thunderbirds, captivated spectators with a ...

The United States Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, known as the Thunderbirds, has a scheduled flyover of the Las Vegas ...

The Thunderbirds will perform a flyover on the LAs Vegas Strip Saturday morning. The United States Air Force Squadron says it ...

The Thunderbirds are on the road for 250 days of the year. For a few months, the team returns to the Nellis Air Force Base, where their training begins. When they’re not in the air wowing ...

Nellis Air Force Base welcomed a new commander of its Warfare ... He was previously the commander of the Thunderbirds and a director at the Joint Base Langley-Eustis in Virginia.

Thunderbirds are the third oldest air demonstration team in the world. First located at Luke Air Force Base (AFB) in Arizona, the team moved to its current home of Nellis AFB in Nevada in 1956.

The squadron is based at Nellis Air Force Base. The Thunderbirds have been stationed in Las Vegas since 1956. The team is composed of eight pilots, four support officers, 120 enlisted airmen and ...

Officials say it’s an aerial display that highlights the precision and capabilities of the Thunderbirds. The team is returning to Nellis Air Force Base after weeks of winter training.