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Blue Angels, Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth defiant as Blue Angels flyover comes under review

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared to brush off concerns over a dramatic Blue Angels flyover captured on video in Florida that is now under official review, declaring on social media: "The flyove...

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Blue Angels buzzed Florida beachgoers; Hegseth says ‘carry on’ despite criticism

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Navy Secretary says 'no reprimands' over Blue Angels flyover

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White House, Pentagon rally behind Blue Angels after low beach flyover

The White House, United States Department of Defense and a cohort of prominent members of the government took to social media on Thursday to show their support for the Blue Angels, who were accused of...

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Fighter jet flies low over a crowded beach in Florida

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Navy Clears Blue Angels Pilot Following Low-Altitude Flyby

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Blue Angels Perform Low Flyover Over Crowd at Pensacola Beach

Video recorded by Partridge Drones shows the jets flying low over the water and beach as the crowd cheers.

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Watch: Blue Angels low flight over crowded Florida beach sparks safety review

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Fighter Pilot Who Sparked Chaos on Beach Learns Fate

USNI News

UPDATED: Blue Angels Flight Debrief Complete: ‘No Problem’ Says Acting SECNAV

No one from the Blue Angels flight demonstration team will be reprimanded or face punishment after Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao said there was “no problem” with a low-altitude pass made Wednesday above Pensacola Beach,

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Low Blue Angels pass thrills crowd, kicks up umbrellas at Pensacola Beach

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth weighed in on the thrilling Blue Angels low flyover, saying flyovers will continue after a safety review was launched.

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Former Blue Angels pilot shares 'magic' of precision maneuvers

Former Blue Angels lead solo pilot John "Gucci" Foley offers expert commentary on the impressive military flyovers during America's 250th celebration, featuring Chinook and Black Hawk helicopters. Foley describes the feeling of being in the cockpit during such precision flights,

Pensacola News Journal

Blue Angels could pull new maneuvers at Pensacola Beach Air Show

A year ago, Cmdr. Adam “Gilligan" Bryan was on the ground watching the Blue Angels soar above Pensacola Beach, knowing that next year, he would be leading that team and hearing the cheers of thousands of people over the F/A-18 Super Hornet’s radio.