The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, has selected five new officers to join the team for the 2025 air show season. The squadron selected two F/A-18E/F Super Hornet pilots ...

The Blue Angels are welcoming five new officers into its ranks this year, as is tradition. The Blue Angels 2025 pilots will include two new members, plus a new C-130J Super Hercules pilot ...

Exceptional flying skills aren’t the only thing you need to be a part of the US Navy’s elite aerial demonstration team.

A total of 16 officers serve with the Blue Angels for typically two to three years, while enlisted personnel serve three to four. Since 1946, the squadron has had over 260 demonstration pilots ...

The largest point of contention so far is the addition of an executive officer to the uniquely structured ... As for membership selection, the Blue Angels will still be able pick the next group ...

There are three officers who serve as pilots for the Blue Angels’ beloved support aircraft known as “Fat Albert.” ...

Content by VMI. VMI now offers Call to Duty scholarships, which cover room and board for selected cadets on ROTC scholarships ...

The very first photograph I ever took when I was about 5 years old was of a Blue Angel jet streaking across the sky. I was ...

The NAS Oceana's Capt. Appezzato announced that the air show will take place in September, celebrating the 250th Anniversary ...

From Chief of Naval Air Training, March 3, 2025 EL CENTRO, California – The United States Navy Blue Angels have successfully completed their annual certification in El Centro, California, for the 2025 ...

The United States Blue Angels welcomed media to their winter training home at Naval Air facility (NAF) El Centro, offering a ...