Does anybody have a copy of the Thunderbird Support Manual? They used to have it on their site, but it has long since been gone. Can anybody hook me up?

I don't think I even have a copy of last years version. I went to the new site a couple of weeks ago and they had a URL on one of the pages that you could copy and paste, but not a direct link. That said, when I copied and pasted it sent me to a dead page.

The URL is on their Contacts page and you have to manually type it into your browser. Pic below:

Here's a 2006 pdf version of the manual:
http://download.high-g.net/files/Handbo ... manual.pdf

this is the 2007 pdf version:
http://www.nwcas.org/files/tbirds2007.pdf

and there's one if you want to buy @ Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Military-Thunderb ... 1422004481
(i've bought one copy yesterday..)

Thank you very much!

FutureThunderbird wrote:Thank you very much!

It's my pleasure to give my little help in this great community!! Have a nice fly!!

Someone knows if exist a 'manual', a guide or a 'how to' for newbies (like me) to perform the airshows maneuvers of the TB with simulators (not only a name list guide, but a step-by-step how to or manual for each figure)??

Tnx

Exists? Yes.

Publicly available? No.

Ah ok... and if someone like me (newbie) wants to learn one by one the figures, how can do?
If this manual is reserved, how can I learn some? Seeing dvd and airshows? ok? but a manual would be sure a great help, I think...

I agree. You can learn from watching thousands of hours of videos and audio and analyzing all of it in minute detail (just like we did) or you can join the Air Force and they might just provide the manuals for you!

lol...
I'm starting to watch some dvd's...
I'm too old to join Air Force