As many times as I have seen them fly, the coolest part of this video had to be seeing the seventh plane shadowing them. Thanks for capturing and sharing something so unique.
So glad there is someone over there in Pensacola doing video. I watched all I could from El Centro this winter. Nice work Sir, hope you can get us older aviation freaks (me) more? Thank you, LT
Sure do miss seeing those guys! NAS Pensacola is now closed to the general public. Meaning that you can't visit the museum or see the Blue Angels practice unless you are active duty, reserve, retired, have a DOD ID badge, or know someone that lives on base. All of this is due to the terrorist shooting years ago and COVID-19.
Best fini flight any pilot could ask for. Must’ve felt good doing the sneak pass with Chewy who is now the #5 jet. Each had the best sneak passes in that position now they both did it together. Best sneak pass ever
Could you please tell me what aircraft they flew? (I can only hear these videos, as I'm totally blind.) Oh, and thank you for these uploads. Btw, I hear what I'm typing and read descriptions and comments using text-to-speech software called JAWS.
A lot the 2017 crew stayed, bernachi, walleye and Bubb to help with the super hornet transition. Baxter didn’t go back to the fleet last year and Bubb is still with the team.
If you've got an iPhone 11, 12 or 13, or a Samsung Galaxy even since 2019, you should be able to capture everything in binaural stereo, and that would be super! The GoPro, (if that's what you're using), really compromises on the audio quality, although the latest model does have this capability to record in binaural stereo. It just doesn't do very well with loud noise, and sometimes, the audio goes really "flat", as it misses that "like I'm there" quality that's so important to these videos. Do you have this, or do you plan to acquire the equipment to do this?
It was the former lead solo Baxter's final flight with the squadron. Baxter has been with the Blues for longer than pilots usually are because of the Super Hornet transition and he probably knows the demonstration as well as anyone right now...so they gave him a great final flight. He's in a single seat Super Hornet flying along with the team one last time.
Also.... these announcers should just sit down and let the crowd watch... yea.... Im sure they are looking out to see if the crowd is enjoying themselves. We all know better and they just make themselves sound stupid.
Except for the newbies who don’t know the specifics. Got a buddy who wants to take his girlfriend to Pensacola and have her see the Blues for the first time
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As many times as I have seen them fly, the coolest part of this video had to be seeing the seventh plane shadowing them. Thanks for capturing and sharing something so unique.
Blues: **practicing**
Baxter: “Well I’m just gonna do sneak passes until you guys are done.”
Basically 😂
Great video! Salute to Baxter for his service and time with the blues wish him best of luck
Thank you
That's such a cool unique well deserved fini flight for Baxter. Great video.
Wish I could have been there. So awesome for Baxter getting in the mix and letting it lose
What An Excellent Video! Way To Go. That Sound Is Magic To My Ears. Thank You For Making My Day
Baxter was out there just having a ball💙💛💙💛💙💛
A classmate and I went that day after graduating ATI a-school. Super cool!
So glad there is someone over there in Pensacola doing video. I watched all I could from El Centro this winter. Nice work Sir, hope you can get us older aviation freaks (me) more? Thank you, LT
Thank you
Enjoy watching these videos I seen the Blue Angels fly in July of 2017 at Pensacola NAS It was awesome
I've seen three or four other posts about this flight and, finally someone said what Baxter was doing!
Insanity!!! Best aerobatic squadron! Greetings from Switzerland! Thommy
Watched this show from the light house. It was amazing.
awesome video - thanks for sharing
Thank you
Sure do miss sitting on the back porch watching them fly over PENSACOLA BEACH, FL. now I have to wait until they come through San Francisco, CA.
This is amazing
Can't wait to get back to Florida! I see them every time I go to gulf breeze.
Damn… that must’ve been insane being there!
It was
It's amazing I go all the time love having access to the base any time I want
I will be seeing them in kingsville Saturday !!
Sure do miss seeing those guys! NAS Pensacola is now closed to the general public. Meaning that you can't visit the museum or see the Blue Angels practice unless you are active duty, reserve, retired, have a DOD ID badge, or know someone that lives on base. All of this is due to the terrorist shooting years ago and COVID-19.
I was at Pensacola beach that day
Great video!
Thank you
Best fini flight any pilot could ask for. Must’ve felt good doing the sneak pass with Chewy who is now the #5 jet. Each had the best sneak passes in that position now they both did it together. Best sneak pass ever
Whenever they switch over to the F35s VTOL, the stationary(hovering) demonstrations are going to be awesome. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
They will never do that, The F-35B is the only variant that does VTOL and it belongs to the Marines. The F-35C belongs to the navy
Could you please tell me what aircraft they flew? (I can only hear these videos, as I'm totally blind.) Oh, and thank you for these uploads.
Btw, I hear what I'm typing and read descriptions and comments using text-to-speech software called JAWS.
F18 Super hornet
@@AviationFreak1 Thank you so much.
it would be awesome if the narrator does his part in the practice show without the music except for the takeoff sequence
OK.. Im confused. Why would Baxter still be with the team? He wasnt out at winter training. He should be with a fleet squadron by now.
A lot the 2017 crew stayed, bernachi, walleye and Bubb to help with the super hornet transition. Baxter didn’t go back to the fleet last year and Bubb is still with the team.
If you've got an iPhone 11, 12 or 13, or a Samsung Galaxy even since 2019, you should be able to capture everything in binaural stereo, and that would be super! The GoPro, (if that's what you're using), really compromises on the audio quality, although the latest model does have this capability to record in binaural stereo. It just doesn't do very well with loud noise, and sometimes, the audio goes really "flat", as it misses that "like I'm there" quality that's so important to these videos. Do you have this, or do you plan to acquire the equipment to do this?
I have the 13, the audio is good but really when they fly by the audio clips and ruins it haha
They scared my cat yesterday with this practice.
nice 1337,
We are coming to pcolla in may where is this at and how can I come watch
This was filmed on base, you can’t get on without proper DOD identification
What’s the deal with the extra jet at this show?
Baxter!
Taking pictures of the team.
It was the former lead solo Baxter's final flight with the squadron. Baxter has been with the Blues for longer than pilots usually are because of the Super Hornet transition and he probably knows the demonstration as well as anyone right now...so they gave him a great final flight. He's in a single seat Super Hornet flying along with the team one last time.
It’s literally in the description
@@J_JetClips yea. He’s been on the team 3 times. What better way to end his outstanding career than in a Blue jet?
Also.... these announcers should just sit down and let the crowd watch... yea.... Im sure they are looking out to see if the crowd is enjoying themselves. We all know better and they just make themselves sound stupid.
Except for the newbies who don’t know the specifics. Got a buddy who wants to take his girlfriend to Pensacola and have her see the Blues for the first time