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www.jalopnik.com
The Blue Angels' F/A-18A/B/CD Hornets are some of the oldest and used-up fighters in the Navy and Marine Corps inventory. Recently, the Angels have had control surfaces break off in mid-flight, and their serviceability is not improving. As a result, the Navy has asked Boeing to come up with plans to convert Super Hornets into a configuration that actually makes sense for a group of flying acrobats. |
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www.navytimes.com
A single Blue Angel jet and the team's C-130 Fat Albert transport plane will perform a flyover as the team transports the body of Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss. |
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www.chrisritchie.org
Some telephoto shots of the Blue Angels doing neat tricks. |
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balloonstodrones.com
Editorial Note: Led by Editor Dr Mike Hankins,From Balloons to Drones,produces a monthly podcast that provides an outlet for the presentation and evaluation of air power scholarship, the exploration of historical topics and ideas, and provides a way to reach out to both new scholars and the general public. You can find our Soundcloud channelhere.... |
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