This Blue Angels Cockpit Video is Terrifying and Amazing
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- This Blue Angels Cockpit Video is Terrifying and Amazing
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My uncle’s brother is a retired Blue Angel. I remember watching him along with the Thunderbirds. Good memories.
I'm a military brat every generation of my family has served and I have the utmost respect and love for our troops and veterans for what they've done and continue to do for us
The Blue Angels were originally formed in April 1946 as the Navy Flight Exhibition Team. They changed their name to the Blue Angels after seeing the New York nightclub The Blue Angel, also known as The Blue Angel Supper Club. The team was first introduced as the Blue Angels during an air show in July 1946.
To watch their air show is a sight you will remember forever! Yes exactly! You must see at least 1 Air Force Air Show in your life! I’m serious! I was at the Air Force Academy graduation 2012 and hear the Thunderbirds fly over the grads and hats go up! Awesome! I live in Colorado Springs CO
You are 100% right. My uncle and grandmother lived fairly close to the airport. My uncle was in the Air National Guards which was located at the airport. Several times the Blue Angels did a free air show over the neighborhoods surrounding the airport. My uncle said it was to thank them for putting up with the noise of the jets. He always let us know when they would be in town so we could go watch. To this day I get a thrill remembering the things they did and with such precision! It would have been around 1963 - 1965 when I saw them, if my memory serves me correctly or comes close to serving me. lol I think I also saw the Thunderbirds. As you said KJ, I will always remember! It’s cool to watch on screen but to really get the adrenaline going you must see them in the sky overhead. Phenomenal! Those shows are on my list of best days ever!
Yes go to an air show, I have been seeing them forever at the air & sea show in Ft. Lauderdale. It’s mind boggling how cool it is
I served at Ft. Carson in the 80s, Bless you.
@@dannybaker4641 Thank you for your service. I pray you are healthy and happy! God bless you with a long life. I appreciate you giving of yourself for us and our country! 🥰
@@dannybaker4641 Thank you for your service Sir!
I live in Pensacola Florida which is the Blue Angels home town. We love watching them fly over during their practice flights. And they do free appreciate air shows in July and November. They fly 18” apart when flying close. They also had a meet and greet several times a year at their base museum before the attack occurred several years ago. One time when the pilots were leaving they passed a line of new recruits. Each pilot stoppped and congratulated and shook each new recruits hand. That’s respect.
I used to live in Brunswick, Maine, where they do a show every year at the old naval air base. They practice all week leading up to the show and let me tell you, when six fighter jets in formation fly over your house, you know it!
What's amazing to me, is that from the ground, they look like they are locked together in formation. However, it's in videos like this, that show exactly how much they get buffeted around up there, and its anything but smooth flying!
I absolutely LOVE the Blue Angels!!!! I huge part of our childhood was going to the airshows. Epic adventures indeed!
I grew up watching the blue angels or the thunderbirds at air shows and I still love watching them! My dad is a 20 year veteran of the US Air Force so I grew up around airplanes and absolutely love them!
When flying in formation, like my Thunderbirds, and Blue Angels do, the only one looking straight forward, is the Flight Lead. The wingmen on either side of the Lead, pick a point on the Lead's aircraft and fly to keep themselves a certain distance behind, and level with, that point (That is why you saw the camera's pilot only looking at the lead plane as they departed the runway and formed-up). The slot aircraft does the same, except he picks a point under the Lead's tail section, and tries to keep the same distance from that point. It is very dangerous, flying this way, and takes great skill and MUCH practice! This is how a whole USAF Thunderbird team was killed a few decades back. During a practice, the wingmen were all keeping their eyes on the Lead, as they should have been, when something happened to either the Lead pilot or the Lead aircraft. They were doing a loop, when the Lead plane crashed to the desert floor, and all the other team members followed him into the ground. A very sad day for the U.S.A.F.
You talking about the crash in 82 or 83? It was caused by a jammed stabilizer on the lead jet 😔 must've happened at the very last seconds before impact..
OMG !!!!! I get to see the Blues at least twice a week from March - November. I live just across the water from their home base / flight line .They do their cross over right over my house. So I tell everyone no phone alls between 10:32- 12:15. Love every minute of it
I've seen the Blue Angels perform 3 times and the Thunderbirds (US Air Force's exhibition team) 4 times. Blows my mind every single time. I prefer the Thunderbirds, I always loved the F-16, and they uave a really badass paint job of a giant falcon on the belly of the jets. The exhibition teams are insanely skilled pilots. The Blue Angels do the Cleveland Air Show almost every year, so I get a full week of these guys doing maneuvers and practice right over my house. I can sit on the porch with a beer and see blue and yellow F-18s flying so low over the neighborhood I can actually see the details of the pilots' helmets or if they wave or anything. They are truly incredible.
I highly recommend going to an air show to see either thr Blue Angels or the Thunderbirds. Words cant describe the sound of the afterburners overhead, it's something you have to feel and hear yourself in person, it's quite the experience seeing these guys and gals.
They can carry a good amount of fuel. Their show usually last about 20-30 minutes, full of crazy fuel burning stunts. They don't carry reserve tanks on the wings like fighters do, but I believe the F-18s the Amgels fly are specially modified in many ways specifically for the stunt team, so it's possible the jets have an increased fuel capacity but I'm not actually sure about that.
I'm gonna guess they don't get dizzy. I'd assume that people who get airsick would never get their wings to be pilots, let alone get on one of the world's premiere exhibition stunt teams.
I love the Air shows that they have here in South Florida. Me and my sons enjoy the view even the force team interact with the audience. They walk through the crowds, speak and greets, and shake hands with everyone.
They practice all the time , you might see the missing man formation where one jet peels away to honor the fallen.
They learn to act as one and it is difficult. These pilots are the best!
This film started at their home base of PENSACOLA, FLORIDA as they took off from Sherman Field, and were heading west and then flew over the beaches, downtown and over the gulf of Mexico. I was stationed there and used to watch them practice every Wednesday at noon! Never gets old! FLY-NAVY!!
I know the Blue Angels fly in Seattle WA. Every Year in the Summer Time in August when the Hydro Planes race on Lake Washington. For the Sea-Fair Festival. If that helps you Brotha. Congratulations doing your video's. Good Luck Mane. Keep it interesting... I'm Subscribed. ✊🏾✌🏾💜
Yes, Seattleites are totally huge fans of the Blue Angels, I live here. I haven't seen them since covid but hope they come back for Sea Fair this year! Love seeing them when they do their aerial formations from the ground so it's super cool to see it from the cockpit. Not 100% sure; it could be a mash compilation of flights from various cities. It's definitely not Seattle in the beginning, some areas look tropical and on the coast. Every time they do their aerial flight shows traffic can come to a standstill with people slowing their car or stopping (when they can) to watch them do their awesome stunts!
I’ve always been a fan of planes and jets over cars every since I was a kid. Especially the Blue Angels! If I had the ability to own a private aircraft, I would lol
357 mph they are just cruising,these planes can reach about 1500 mph,but during shows they have a limit of 700 mph because they outlawed sonic booms over residential areas,they fly as close as 18 inches apart sometimes and have actually touched before,they are on constant radio with one another,and of course computer's do alot,the planes will communicate with one another!We seen them in Miami once and got to go back and meet the pilots and talk with them,got a tour of the planes and all,it really was an amazing experience!
The F-15 Eagle and the F-16 Falcon can do 1500 or close to it, but the Super Hornet can only (only?..ha) do about 1200.
@@donaldstone540 I'm not sure I'm just going by what the Pilots told us,it was an awesome experience!
I've seen them live many times. My last year in the Navy 1970 I was stationed on a Naval Air Base. I not only saw the Blue Angels their but in other venues as well. Those F 18 super hornet planes can go over 767 mph to break sound barrier. These guys are the best. Imagine landing one of those plane and a carrier deck that is only 1,000 long. When I was a kid about 7 or 8 in the 1950s I used to hear sonic booms almost every day as the Air Force base near Denver used to test jets.
I saw the blue angels as a kid on a special demonstration for us kids who's parents were deployed.
I was amazed then and forever will be amazed.
it never gets old.
Loved this vid L .. I took my Daddy to see the Blue Angels air show a few years ago. I've never seen them fly from the pilots point of view .. this is hugely epic to see.
Hey L you've seen them from the air ... Now YOU HAVE TO SEE THEM FROM THE GROUND. You should take Queen (if she likes that sort of thing - I loved it) & the boys to one of their air shows!!! Google their schedule .. you may b able to book a show in Georgia. A newer version of Fat Albert (Hercules) is usually showcased too along with many other performances. Of course the best are the Blue Angels. There thunder can be felt in ur entire body .. kinda like an extremely loud drum beat at a concert. Definitely worth the money.
In the maneuver, Blue Angels #1 leads a pack of four who fly closely - just 1 ½ feet from each other - in a diamond shape. In fact, it's so close, that in 2019 two jets touched while practicing a Diamond 360. There were no injuries and no damage to the aircraft, other than a small scratch.
My dad would take me to the air show in Cleveland, Ohio every year. It was fascinating every time. I come from a family of Licensed Pilots. So I grew up around planes ✈️ 😊
As a kid, my Mom worked at S.A.C. in Bellevue, Nebraska and we went to the air shows there every year, so I was able to see the Thunderbirds alot. After I joined the Navy I was able to see the Blue Angel's a few times. Both put on amazing shows.
Pensacola Florida native here 😊 where the blues call home . Watched them my whole life
Just moved 3 miles from the gate. I love it
Folks in Pensacola get that regularly. There is a phenomenal free aviation museum on the base there, though it's been mostly closed since the virus. The Angels are based there. They have a squadron of retired BA planes hanging over head in the museum entryway.
I was a manager of a golf course. Our regional manager was a former blue angel. At a lunch meeting I couldn't help but notice how big his forearms were. During the lunch we all asked about being a blue angel. I asked about his forearms. He told me the thrust from these jets, doing the maneuvers and holding onto the control stick is so intense it takes all of their strength to control it.
Yes, I used to enjoy, when my dad would bring me to air shows when I was a kid. My dad was a private pilot. But The Blue Angels were always my favorite.
I lived on Pensacola Beach where they do some of their shows and they are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. LOVE to watch them . WHAT A RUSH
I'm in Pedro Keys just over 3 minutes from the gate
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That's right, welcome to the roller coaster of the sky and clouds
As a child growing up living near the NAS CORPUS CHRISTI base and having the only two story house around, they used my house as a landmark for their shows. I used to climb on the roof and they came so close, I could almost read the pilot’s name on the side of the plane. It’s a memory and a treasure I’ll remember for the rest of my life
We used to live in Annapolis and our house was in their flight path for Naval Academy graduation. (In fact, I recognized some of the areas in this video.) After a few years, my dog was so traumatized by the low flying jets, she’d even give the stink eye to airliners at 35,000 feet. Ha! But I’ve always had a soft spot for the Blue Angels since I come from a Navy family.⚓️💙💛
The first two jets are the solos, they demonstrate the max performance capabilities of the F-18. The pilots don't wear g-suits. They as fly as close as 18 inches to three feet wingtip to canopy
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I can tell that a lot of it was filmed in Seattle (seen them perform MANY times there; they do a performance every year for the city Seafair celebration), but I also recognize Chicago I think. They do a couple of practice flights leading up to the actual performance so they can identify landmarks, get their timing for maneuvers down, recognize special considerations they need to emply, and so on. In those shots where you see a LOT of boats that's Lake Washington and the I-90 floating bridge. They use the unlimited hydroplane race course as the centerline for their performance.
I used to love being in tech school in florida and watching them practice. The jet powered c130 is still my fave. Then I got to be at Creech and watch the air force thunderbirds practice. Amazing! Videos from cameras on planes like this, or on the space shuttle when they were launching or on the space X rockets are such a wonderful idea☺
That's in San Francisco. My home town. They came into town every year around my birthday (October 12). You could hear them roaring across the sky for the whole weekend but mostly people would come from miles around and the best view was in the touristy areas like Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf area. But there were moments when the jets were literally INCHES apart from each other, maintaining formation. Those pilots truly put their lives in jeopardy. I would watch them and the guys would be walking around the clubs in uniform at night...I loved it!
This is the Navy tho lol that's what's crazy to me, we all know airforce can do this but the Navy has some great pilots too!
Are you sure? At 6:38 it looks like Chicago and the Willis tower.
I could be wrong, but I don’t believe San Fran has a tower that looks anything like that one.
@@alextjb I was questioning the area as well but I did get disoriented a bit from the cam angle .
Look to Pensacola Florida if its a training program. I believe that’s where they train
Actually, this video is a compilation of multiple cities. I saw Seattle, Detroit for sure. You say you saw SF, more than likely as well.
They are based out of Pensacola Florida and they practice up and down the Florida coast line . If you are on the beach or swimming, they fly right over you. But they do shows all over the States.
6:40 I seem to recall a Blue Angel documentary narrated by David James Elliot (Cmdr Harmon Rabb, Jr, JAG) saying that the lead pilot in formation looks forward while the other pilots fix their focus to specific points on the lead aircraft. They don't look at their instrumentation.
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Imagine having the nerves to do this on a regular basis, imagine having to trust fellow pilots to not mess up, and on top of that imagine how disastrous it would be if any of that goes wrong
@Vrajamohan At least you survived tho my friend
yea, when they're maneuvering while in extremely tight formation.. I'm thinking, 'why are they practicing this over densely populated areas!' somebody's gonna mess up and it'll be ugly. =)
crazy and impressive stuff.
Hey L. True that they got their name from The Blue Angel nightclub. They are based in pensacola Fla during air show seaon, and in california the rest of the year. each jet burns about 8 thous. lbs or 1200 gallons of fuel per hour. On some of their maneuvers they fly within one and a half feet of each other, and a few years ago during a training flight, 2 of them actually touched. No harm no foul thankfully. Got a quick story L. You were talking about the guys in the military getting used to these flights. they do, but they never take them for granted. My older brother was a 30 yr Navy guy. Spent a fair number of those years, including 2 tours in Viet Nam, as a SEAL. He was in Va Beach. He worked at the Amphibious Base, but their house was closer to the Naval Air Base there. So they were kind of in the flight path. I was spending the summer with them and during that time some other family (don't remember if it was our side or his wifes side) came for a visit. For the first couple days, every time there was a flyover they would start complaining about the noise and how do you stand it etc etc. About the 3rd day, sure enough we could hear the 1st of what was going to be 3 or 4 jets going overhead and the complaining started. My nephew (about 10 or 11 maybe) was on the floor doing some reading, and my brother asked him what is that? He looked at his Dad like what?? My Bro pointed up and the kid cocked his head and heard the next jet coming and said what that? Thats the sound of freedom Dad. Not a single gripe from those folks the rest of their visit.
The name was chosen by the original team in 1946 when they were to perform in New York. One of them came across the famous Blue Angel night club. And that is we’re the name blue Angel originated from .✈️😇
Hi L just started watching at 4am in morning in U. K I have a day off so can go to bed whenever I want tonight 😆. God bless your family too❤️X
I fly all types of RC Aircraft including Helicopters. Such a blast, been flying for over 20 years! Got to fly an extra 330 full size once. It’s the most acrobatic plane in the world! What a experience! My Daughter bought the 2 hour flying experience for my Birthday! Thanks Vanessa! 😘 I got to do loops, rolls, high G pullouts from insane dives. It was a blast to say the least. My body was screwed up for about 24 hours. I didn’t puke but the inner ear gets effected by all the high G’s! I would do it all over again for sure! People ask me if I would get a pilot’s license? I’ll stick to my RC Planes. I prefer walking up to my crashes! 😉
Spotting Fat Albert makes it even more special
I have Seen the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds There pretty close to the same thing My parents used to bring me to the Air show every year they are amazing! You should 100% go see it live its unforgettable!
The Blue Angels are based in Pensacola, FL I lived there 4 years and they flew over all the time.
I LOVE the Blue Angels! I've seen them in person a few times.
Have to say, my tummy did a flip watching home spin LOL
I saw the blue angels in my hometown back in the early 2000's and it was unbelievable. I've also got a poster of two of the blue angels doing a stunt called an opposite solo.
Man I love your channel and your reactions....vibe well with you ...me and the wife watch regularly and hoping to see you cross 1mil soon too! Be well
This makes me sad and mad that Indianapolis fumbled our annual airshow 😢😢😢 My granddad used to take me regularly and I loved it every single time. Especially the Blue Angels smh
The #1 plane is in control. He is the only one that really looks forward, and he calls all the shots. His wingmen focus on his plane, and adjust to stay in sync with him. The people off of their wings (usually #5 and #6) focus on their respective wingman's plane adjusting to sync with them. The #4 plane is usually behind, and below #1. He focuses mainly on the #1 plane, but he has to adjust for the #2, and #3 planes as well. I don't know about the Blue Angels, but the Air Force Thunderbirds use a sing-song like cadence to call out all their maneuvers.
FYI the blue angels jets are capable of up to 700 mph, but during close proximity precision flying like this they run about 300 to 400 mph. Note the skill and constant attention needed to maintain such close in flying while the winds buffet the planes around
I was thinking he wasn’t up high enough to be over residential areas. If you’ve never seen these guys live…..do it ! They are unbelievable.
If you have any questions about the blue Angels just ask me I’ll be happy to answers them
We are moving to Pensacola soon. So excited to see this more in person. They have chairs and everything set up for people to watch their practices and they sign autographs after. They we just talking of reopening the museum and practices to the general public post Covid. They have simulators at the National Naval Aviation Museum to go in at the base in Pensacola where they practice out of during the show season.
Look for a house on Gulf beach hwy. I'm 3 miles from the gate n I watch them practice from my back porch or drive three minutes to Walmart parking lot.
L, you need to go to an air show at least once when either the Blue Angels or the Thunderbirds are flying! (Even better, catch both shows) Definitely something you will never forget!!! My dad was in the Air Force & every year we went to the air shows & watched Tops in Blue (a singing & dancing group). I'll never forget it ever in my life!!!!!
They spend summer in Pensacola and winters in Cali. We get to watch them practice for air shows on Monday & Tuesday, get a beach buzz when they fly in on Sunday.
Come to Pensacola in November and experience it first hand . There is also a jet truck that races.a jet down the flight line. It would be an amazing experience for the whole family
Reminds me of being in Charleston SC watching the blue angels air show. My dad was navy and very much proud to be American
Their technical ability is a beautiful thing to behold. They literally can thread a needle. They do roving shows across the country.
Everyone that spent more than a month training at NAS Pensacola: "I have 50% hearing loss, from Blue Angels practice, before I even got to the fleet." It was amazing to watch.
They used to fly so close over the barracks rooftops, you could see the guys facial expression... and if you led it right, a good thrower could have easily hit one with a baseball.
So calm, cool and collect I always liked the blue angels, love it when they come to the bayarea.
Even for those of us that have seen it our whole lives it's still amazing every time!!!!!!!!
Thats a whole nother level of trust.👀
I worked at an unnamed bar that they came to annually-I think they had some kind of “maneuvers” a bunch of good guys!
January through March, they are stationed at El Centro, CA and during air show season, they are practice out of Pensacola, FL.
My family went to the Blue Angels show exhibition at Charleston Air Force Base this year, 2022. It was an awesome experience!!
Your face man!! 😆 That was great! I wonder what happens if they feel a sneeze coming on?!🤔😧🤣
The Air Force has an expedition team called the Thunderbirds, they are amazing. I live near an Air Force base and every few years they have an air show, which is open to the public, and the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds would trade off on which team would be here. I live close enough to the base that I could watch the show from my front yard. If you get the opportunity to attend an air show I highly recommend it going at least once. You get to get up close and personnel to some amazing military air crafts.
Ok to answer your question.... The Blue Angels were named after hot restaurant in New York City. They have been in Pensacola Fla since 1946. Sometime in California. Many years ago a friend of mine was a pilot with the Blue Angels and took me for a flight while in Farmingdale NY. One of my best memories for this grandmother.
Oh by the way the jet consumes. 1,300 gallons per hour.
Watched them yesterday and I love it
I hate to keep posting but at their home base at the Naval Aviation Museum there is a Blue angel simulator. There shows are usually 45 minutes. The shows on the beach are more than likely at Pensacola NAS , Pensacola, perdido key. Blue Angels got their name in 1946 after a nightclub the pilots were at in New York. Oh yeah , one goes straight up til engine stalls , free fall back the fires engine back up . At some points they are only 12-18 inches apart.
AWESOME!!! Sign you up for THAT?!🤣🤣🤣 I’d pay to watch you be a passenger!!! Thanks so much for sharing this!!!
OMG, I would love to go up in those. My dream!! I have seen a air shows before when I worked on base years ago.
So dope... Grew up in Maryland, and they obviously do the naval academy commencement, every year
Currently, the Blue Angels are stationed at NAS Pensacola during air show season, and the squadron trains at Naval Air Facility El Centro, California, during the off-season.
When i was in the Navy the blue angels were stationed out of Jacksonille Florida.
3:30 - the upside down reminded me of the movie Top Gun... “you were in inverted 4G dive with a Mig-28?” “Yes mam!” “At what distance?” “2 meters” “no, more like 1.5”
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Here's to the Men in Gold& Blue! This is Super Dope L..... Thank you so much for this treat . I live in the area of three naval bases and we get a Blue Angel show every summer here but this video here is the Closest I have Ever seen them. My little mind is Blown.... I do not mind to fly at all but this The Blue Angels is Top Tiere flying in the World to me .
I enjoyed this so much that if there was a VR game out like this I would get me one.... this looks Crazy Fun . Thank you L
If you ever make it to Pensacola Florida you can watch them practice every morning off the coast outside their base. They do it every morning weather permitting and it’s amazing! They’re that good because they are the top one percent pilots in the Navy.
Yes it is like follow the leader, one has to watch the other as each pilot has a wing man. So they need to watch the other plane not ahead of them selves. Also communication is key.
Always a great show, will be seeing them again next month.
These men and women are amazing. We are also very proud to have the THUNDERBIRDS home here in Las Vegas, NV. Check them out, too!
Omg! Skill level is off the charts!! Even if I could be a passenger...I'd pass out! Lol..😆
Their pilot skills are next level
Hi L just got vid watching at 4 am in Uk 😆 God you and your fam X
The Blue Angels fly all over putting on their Ariel shows. They are based out of Elgin Air Force Base, Florida. Be one the beach in Pensacola, Florida on the 4th of July to see this show. It is spectacular.
City is Chicago at 6:19 . It’s a conglomerate of cities though cuz one was the Chesapeke Bay, one was San Francisco, and one was definitely Pensacola where they’re based. Except the leader they all look sideways. They set throttle based on experience and how quickly they’re gaining/falling back from the guys they’re trailing and next to. Also, they all wear G-suits that prevents blood rushing to your head to a degree. Still a lot of techniques involved.
Pensacola is where they have their Winter base. I believe they are flying over Santa Rosa Sound, Pensacola Beach and the Gulf of Mexico
I use to watch them practice from my dock. If you were not up by 10 A.M., you were at 10:03 A.M. . The solo would come ripping by 25 feet over the trees...INVERTED!
There days when he would wave to me on the dock as he blasted by.
BEST IN THE WORLD!!!
"Play" DCS on VR. The Handbook for the F/A-18C Hornet has 455 Pages. I am learning it right now :)
The pilots are looking through the wingmen, to the Boss's jet (#1). They have specific reference points they have to watch on each jet, so they can stay in formation and keep the formation symmetrical. If everyone looked ahead, they would all clip each other and someone is going to ball up a jet. The wingmen have to trust the Boss won't fly them into anything.
What will blow your mind as well is the fact the Blue Angels don't wear a G-suit while flying the shows.
Lol....I do the head turn thing all the time. Did it when I saw Top Gun Maverick too. 😂. As much as I like the Blues, I'm a bit biased toward the Snowbirds, since I'm a Canadian. 🇨🇦
I use to love goin to the jax navy base to watch the blue angels fly as a kid that was amazing to me
The Blue Angels were in Myrtle Beach one year when we were down there. I really enjoyed it but dude, if they’re up close like they were at the beach- bring you some ear plugs. I’m serious. I didn’t hear right for like a week after that show. I’m sure they have like a schedule though so you can catch them!
Haven't you ever been to an airshow before? The Blue Angels and the Air Force Thunderbirds perform all over the country and Europe and Australia These Jets are F-18 Hornets and the pilots are put through rigorous and extensive testing, and application process. Only a few are accepted to become Blue Angels or Thunderbirds. They don't just grab some random guys and say hey do this. They are based in Pensacola FL and they practice a lot. Each performance they do is about 10-15 minutes. I saw downtown Chicago at 6:17 in the video I could see Soldier Field home of the Bears and the Sears Tower. You should to a reaction to the Tomb of The Unkown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetary and learn about that.
Another great video L...
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That was pretty cool and sketchy at the same time lol
I love these soldiers! They do some amazing flying. My dad was navy and was on aircraft carriers for a long time. I've had the privilege of seeing these soldiers in person. Amazing!! L any navel base have air shows you should take the fam some time.
they were just in town here in Fl... I love watching them
I've been with you since your beginning. That was one hell of a ride.
Omg I was so nervous this is amazing