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Blue Angels, Pensacola Beach

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Beachgoers scream as Blue Angels buzz them in 'low altitude' flight
Florida beachgoers scream as Navy’s elite Blue Angels buzz them in ‘low altitude’ flight - Officials say they are conducting review after jet sends umbrellas, chairs and hats tumbling with risky stunt

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Blue Angels commander calls beach flyover ‘unsafe’
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Blue Angels Pensacola Beach Air Show recap: Blue Angels thrill crowds
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Blue Angels Pilot ‘Shaken’ By ‘Miscalculated Turn’ In Pensacola Flyover MAGA Celebrated, Lawmaker Says
The Blue Angels pilot who flew so low over a Pensacola, Florida, beach last week the plane’s vortex blew over umbrellas and chairs said he regrets the flyover, according to a state lawmaker—even as MA...

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“Miscalculated”: Blue Angels pilot “shaken” by accidental low flyover
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See the action from the 2026 Blue Angels Pensacola Beach Air Show
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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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Blue Angels’ low flight over crowded Florida beach sparks safety review

Beachgoers in Pensacola were caught off guard when the U.S. Navy Blue Angels flew over a crowded stretch of beach.
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Navy Secretary says 'no reprimands' over Blue Angels 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 flying too close to crowds during a Pensacola Beach flyover.
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