Fleet Week turns electrifying as the Blue Angels thunder directly overhead, captured from a rare vantage point on Alcatraz Island. From this position under the box, every formation pass feels faster, ...
Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola reopens today, and there will be a final “surprise” public Blue Angels practice on Friday. Public access to NAS Pensacola will be available from 9 a.m. through 3 p.m.
As the record-breaking government shutdown ended after 43 days, the Blue Angels will hold a surprise public practice onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola. The base announced they would be open for ...
Two passenger planes missed an active worksite by a mere few feet while taking off from Melbourne Airport Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Two planes carrying more than 200 passengers each narrowly ...
The World Series is over and now free agents are able to sign wherever they want and teams can also make trades. That's technically true, but we likely won't start to see any big-name players make ...
Sometimes, there comes a moment when a player leaves an organization, and the entire fan base collectively says, "Wait, we signed that guy?" The Toronto Blue Jays, fresh off a heartbreaking World ...
The 'Homecoming' air show at Naval Air State Pensacola for Nov. 14 and 15 was scrapped due to the federal government shutdown. Moody acknowledged in a press release, though, that the air show and Blue ...
In 2025, 31 California schools were nominated for one of the nation’s highest education honors, but the Trump administration abruptly canceled the program weeks before the final award announcement ...
After Naval Air Station Pensacola announced the cancelation of the Blue Angels Homecoming Airshow, U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody reached out directly to President Donald Trump requesting the demonstration ...
The Blue Angels’ C-130J will return once again to Marshall Aerospace in the UK to have its center wing box replaced, adding decades to its lifespan. Marshall Aerospace has announced that the U.S. Navy ...
PENSACOLA, Fla. -- The U.S. Navy Blue Angels' iconic transport plane dubbed "Fat Albert" likely won't fly next year. The Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron confirmed the C-130 is being flown to ...
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