Credentials:

Many of the Blastard members hold ATF Type 33 Licenses and possess some State and Local licensing allowing for low explosive (black powder) effects, aerial and open flame. Before hiring any pyro contractor, you should review the Air Combat Command website to see a list of the current people and organizations in the US that are approved to expend ordnance in conjunction with modern military aircraft. There website is: http://www.acc.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=3680 Also many of the Unit’s members hold the designation of “Shooter in Charge”. These experienced volunteers are referred to as the “SIC” of a show. The SIC is the responsible person for all pyro related to show. The Blastards operate under the umbrella of the Commemorative Air Force and can provide proof of insurance (including pyro coverage) upon request.