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January 24th 04, 12:26 AM
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"Robert Moore" wrote in message . 7... "Jay Honeck" wrote snip Captain Chris Stricklin has been in the Air Force since 1994 and flew with the Thunderbirds since their first season. Hardly....The Thunderbirds have been around long before 1994. Perhaps they meant to say "since the first of THIS season. snip The pilot that flies the #1 Thunderbird plane came out and talked with us at A&P school. If I remember correctly, he said that they fly 2 (or 3 ?) years with the T-Birds, no longer. The T-Birds have been flying since the mid 50's. First planes were F-84's Also, wasn't it about 1994 when they started flying again? Remember, they had a crash and they stopped flying for several years. 
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