Every Airman who wears the Thunderbirds' uniform is a military member first and foremost, who is highly trained in a professional Air Force skill.
Twenty-eight Air Force career fields are represented on the Thunderbirds team. Each of those job skills directly correspond with core functions in the Air Force which supports homeland defense ahd contingency operations. These skills give a critical edge to today's joint war fighting and coalition teams.
As Airmen first, the Thunderbirds proudly embrace that attitude and represent 660,000 active duty, guard, reserve,and civilian Airmen including more than 60,000 Air Force members who are fighting our nation's air, space, and cyberspace battles overseas.
Our commander's support staff creates, maintains and audits personnel records, while also monitoring readiness programs and processes relocation actions.
Our communications Airmen's capabilities range from building shared computer networks in remote environments to setting up sound systems for airshow narrations.
Our Public Affairs team documents the Air Force story through imagery as well as capturing the outstanding Airmen on our team, the aerial demonstrations and interactions with our fans. By unitizing a robust web, media and community engagement program, we engage with millions of followers around the world. [Thunderbird Program]

Photo by Craig on Sunday, July 21, 2019 at the Fargo AirSho.