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A real cool SSgt, Crew Chief from the Thunderbird Squadron, gave us a guided tour around the squadron and hanger where the Thunderbird F-16s are parked. We saw a 10 minute video of the history of the Thunderbirds in their ~50 seat theater, Then the SSgt led us around looking at the Thunderbird collection of artifacts, gifts, and newspaper clippings they have collected since their beginning, while explaining the complete history of the Thunderbirds. After his briefing he escorted us into the spotlessly, clean hanger where the Thunderbird aircraft are parked. One of the planes had it's engine removed and we were able to look it over. There was also a full size F-16 cockpit model for viewing. (I did not ask, but I believe younger folks and kids can sit in the cockpit.) This a hidden gem, not too many people know about and it's FREE. Located next to the flight line on Nellis Air Force Base, I do not know the difficulty for civilian visitors getting there. I'm retired Air Force and was able to get on base with my military I.D. My Garmin GPS took me directly to their front door....Possible answers:
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positive