Video footage from today's practice. | Blue Angels Practice Info

The Fortus maneuver by the Blue Angel Solos ! Both enter the aerobatic box "dirty", (landing gear down) at 200ft and 315 mph. #5 rolls to inverted and 6 pulls up alongside to create a mirror image at centerpoint. They both then begin to climb, #5 rolls upright and both exit behind the crowd, left, at about 1000'. . . . . Please note that this page is not directly affiliated with the Blue Angels. This page is run by a team of friends who happen to enjoy studying them and keeping track of what the

U.S. Navy Blue Angels history in flight! On Friday, the team took to the skies with one of its jets and its first two performing aircraft, the F6F Hellcat and the F8F Bearcat, before its first airshow in El Centro, California, on Saturday. Up next: The NAWS China Lake Air Show this weekend. | U.S. Navy

Hello, Blue Angels Fans! Today is such a significant day in our squadron's history and we invite you all to celebrate with us! 70 years ago, on June 15, 1946, the Navy Flight Exhibition Team, now known as the Blue Angels, performed its first flight demonstration at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida. A big thank you to Rob Stone and Vienna Productions for this great behind-the-scenes glimpse into our Blue Angels history. #BlueAngels70 #FromHellcatsToHornets #BA70Years | U.S. Navy Blue Angel