Blue Angels Collection

Full Documentary 2016, Framed in 1946, the Blue Angels of the US Navy (USN) are the world's first authoritatively endorsed military aeronautical exhibition group. The gathering performs more than 70 appears at 34 areas all through the United States every year, where despite everything they utilize a hefty portion of the same practices and procedures in their elevated presentations as in 1946. Their first execution was in 1956 in Toronto, Canada. Amid the four-day Paris Air Show in 1965, the Blue Angels were the main group to get an overwhelming applause. Since their beginning, they have flown for more than 427 million observers around the world. The group has worked eight airplane as such, including the present F/A-18 Hornet.

Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat (1946)

Full Documentary 2016, Slipped from the F4F Wildcat, the Hellcat was one of the two essential USN transporter warriors in the second 50% of World War II. It was the best flying machine in maritime history, crushing 5,163 air ship in administration with the US Navy and Marine Corps, and an extra 52 with the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm amid World War II. The Blue Angels, referred to just as the "Naval force Flight Exhibition Team" in those days, flew three exceptionally changed Hellcats amid their inaugural execution at Craig Field, Florida. On July 19, 1946, the group formally received the name "Blue Angels" after a well known club in New York City.

Grumman F8F-1 Bearcat (1946 - 1949)

The Bearcat was the last cylinder motor bearer based military aircraft worked by Grumman. Lovingly called "Bear", it was planned to be an interceptor airplane. It is frequently said as one of the best taking care of cylinder motor warriors ever manufactured, notwithstanding beating numerous early flies.

Grumman F9F-2 Panther (1949 - 1954)

Full Documentary 2016, The Panther was the most generally utilized USN plane warrior of the Korean War. It flew 78,000 forays and was in charge of the primary air slaughter by the Navy in the contention. It was the principal plane air ship flown by the Blue Angels.

Grumman F9F-8 Cougar (1954 - 1957)

The Cougar is a bearer construct contender flying machine situated in light of the Panther. It supplanted the straight wing of the Panther with a more current cleared wing.

Grumman F11F-1 Tiger (1957 - 1969)

The Tiger is a solitary seat bearer based warrior airplane, best referred to for its utilization as a showing plane. Its profession as a contender endured just four years, yet the Blue Angels flew it for about ten. It was the squadron's first supersonic plane.