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Here’s An Updated Blue Angels Homecoming Show Schedule For Friday And Saturday
November 5, 2021
There’s an updated flight schedule for Friday and Saturday’s Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show performances.
The updated schedule reflects that Airbase Georgia will replace its F4U Corsair with a North American P-51 Mustang, a World War II-era long-range fighter plane, and now includes the addition of a U.S. Navy F-35 Lightning II demonstration to the air show.
The update 2021 Homecoming Air Show performances schedule is:
- 11:20 National Anthem / Navy TW-5 and TW-6
- 11:25-11:35 Coast Guard SAR Demo
- 11:37-11:47 Veteran’s Flight Team in Stearmans
- 11:49-12:04 Air Force F-22 Raptor
- 12:06-12:21 Mustang/Kate with Airbase Georgia
- 12:23-12:38 Rob Holland
- 12:40-12:55 Aeroshell Team
- 12:57-1:12 Navy F-35 Lightning II
- 1:14-1:29 Red Line
- 1:31-1:46 Skip Stewart
- 2:00-2:45 Fat Albert and the Blue Angels
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One Response to “Here’s An Updated Blue Angels Homecoming Show Schedule For Friday And Saturday”
Had the opportunity to watch the Blues’ dress rehearsal yesterday. They are fantastic and they are what make me proud to live in Pensacola.
Growing up in southern California in the ’50’s and very early ’60’s we were still taught the military songs like Anchors Aweigh, The Caissons Go Rolling Along, and The Wild Blue Yonder. Too bad our children are no longer taught what it means to be patriotic and proud of our country. These kids are missing out on watching the Blues, while getting goosebumps and tear-filled eyes.