My daughter was a USAF targeteer. My neighbors wondered why there were suddenly more low flying fighter aircraft in our area. When she was in training she'd use my home's coordinates as target practice😲

The only element of the Blue Angels that has to be experienced directly to understand is the incredible SOUND of the planes scorching across the sky. They come to Chicago every year and the immense sound of the planes streaking over the city as they warm up before the show is so loud!! It's unbelievable. They show is mostly performed over Lake Michigan but the warm up is all over the city.

Can you imagine the amount of knowledge these men have because of this channel? They are probably the only individuals in their village who have seen the things they have. Imagine someone in their village saying “there are no such things as airplanes that do tricks” Babu, Saru and Raeen can say otherwise

My family lives in Pensacola, Florida where the Blue Angels are based out of. When they’re in town, they practice on Wednesday’s and we can sit on the front porch and watch them practice. It never ceases to amaze me to watch the speed and beauty.

I swear Sarru is growing up right before our eyes. And the amount of worldly-ness these guys are acquiring from this channel is immense. I love that for them.

Got to show the Blue Angels from the cockpit view cameras. Truly shows how close they are.

"Judgement of these people is very good." You three men are an inspiration. I love your comments and your reactions. I am an American and I feel too many of us take these things for granted. They should amaze us, but they do not. I looked out of my window yesterday at the snow on the ground as I ate a handful of grapes. The thought of this being possible made me take a picture of it. Most do not realize how amazing it truly is. Some days I feel closer in spirit to you than I do my own countrymen. Love and respect from America. Be well.

The powerful sound as they pass you is astounding. My father and I would go every year and one flew right over my head and the sound made me jump 3 feet off the ground.

I'm thinking perhaps these men would enjoy a video of the view inside the cockpit of these types of planes - seeing the instruments and the sky/earth while performing puts a new level of respect to my mind, as the pilots are pushed to their physical limits in flight.

From the tip of the wing to the other plane's canopy (the glass over the pilot) is, on perfect flights, 46cm. Their regular jobs (Carrier Take-offs & Landings) are demanding. Landings consist of 1) finding what looks like a postage stamp on the floor from 2m away on an ocean that looks exactly the same to the horizon everywhere you look. 2) because the landing area is at an angle to the ships direction, you must constantly adjust. 3) you are in an aircraft weighing 13,000kg, traveling at 240kph, and 4) With that aircraft, wheel-to-steel (touchdown) must be in an area the size of half of a football pitch (50m x 40m). The US Navy does not refer to its men and women as "pilots". They are "United States Naval Aviators", anyone can be a pilot.

Years ago the Blue Angels performed at Barksdale Air Force Base. They fly far from the air strip to line up for the maneuvers they do for the crowd. One flew over my house so close that I could see his helmet. Those shows are so exciting and awe inspiring.

Grew up a few miles from the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland, and watching the Blue Angels perform over the Severn River, was always a magnificent treat. Glad you all got to experience the excitement of watching amazing talent of the Blue Angels perform.

I want to thank you for doing these videos. I've come to love these men like brothers and a grandfather. Raeen actually reminds me of one of my cousins. I've re-learned how to find joy and wonder in life. ❤️ We do all share the world with some wonderful people. The good humans outweigh the bad, though it doesn't feel that way sometimes. 🌄🌏

Babu is very excited, Sarru loves the stunts, but Raheen totally cracks me up because when things get intense he covers his eyes. He’s tends to appear such a serious, maybe even stern sort of person, yet I think he is the most kind hearted of the three. Such a wonderful group. They are teaching us more than we are them. Great people.

I remember going to aircrew school in the Navy down at Pensacola. We got a free Blue Angels show every Wednesday. They're based at the air station there.

Seeing them in person really puts their talents into perspective . Such amazing pilots. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

the big plane is a C-130 Hercules and is nicknamed "fat albert" by the angles, it goes to all their air shows and carries most of their spare equipment for them. It is the last aircraft in the C-130 line of planes to use the JATO launch system, which straps 6 rockets to its back so the massive plane could take off from smaller runways and they used it in one of their shows for more pizzazz ;)

I really enjoyed watching these men! I was born and raised in San Diego, I saw many Blue Angel shows at the Miramar air base, I still remember the sound of those planes. Gave me goose bumps! 😍😇

Someone needs to take these men to an airshow, then get reactions, besides the U.S. Navy Blue Angels there is the U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds and the Canadian AF Snowbirds, I have seen all three in person and they are all unique and fun to watch.

A few facts: the Blue Angels formed in 1946 when they saw the French “les Bleus”, this is the world’s first aerial demonstration team. Blue Angels are the second. The team thought it would be a very good idea to have its own. Thus, “The Navy Aerial Flight Demonstration Team” was born. It soon became very popular. However, in July 1946, the team got its official name of Blue Angels after one of the pilot read the same name nightclub in New York and decided the name is absolutely a perfect fit with the team since their planes have always wore a coat of “Dark Sea Blue” paint. 2. The “Blues” and the Air Force Thunderbirds fly some of the closest formations in air shows, only as far apart as 2ft or 0.5 meters! So close that one time, a pilot scratched his nose and was surrounded by his fellow pilots once they landed cause everyone saw it! 3. Blues are also the only flight demo team to not wear any G-suits since it’s feared that the suits, when inflated? Might jostle there pilots stick hand, which rest on their legs. This may tip their hand and thus the stick, cause a crash that will kill them. Currently, they fly the Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet. Team consists of 5 naval pilot and 1 Marine. Pilots all have at least 2,000 flight hours and are super experienced. Although they have six planes, all single seat, the team do have at least a two seat F/A-18F to take civilians or dignitaries up for an experience flight if the order comes in!

The three of you are so refreshing. I love watching your reactions.. they are so genuine. Best wishes to you from Florida in the USA.

Seeing them preform in person is amazing, I wish they could see it

I ,knew that our friends would be very vocal while watching THE BLUE ANGELS

I've seen them perform twice AMAZING!!! I had requested for them to watch this, thanks.

This was video of a practice day. That's why sometimes the smoke stops. The pilots turn the smoke off if they notice themselves get slightly out of position. Then turn it back on when they get back in the correct spot. That way when reviewing the video of the practice they can more easily see when they did something wrong. They ARE amazing to watch.

I love seeing the awe on their faces! It reminds me of watching the Blue Angels as a kid, I was so amazed what those people could do, and the science that makes it possible. Even watching them perform as an adult still brings me great joy, it’s truly incredible.

Before Covid the Blue Angels perform every year in Seattle during the HYDROPLANE ( fast boats ) races for 3 days. They show up 2 days early to practice because they are flying over a lake with lots of boats. The airfield is next to the freeway and they travel with 7 jets and a C130 cargo plane called Big Bertha. Their are better videos of the Angels but their is also the Thunderbirds and other nations have their own performing.

I live in Pensacola Florida home of the blue Angels , they practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays we love to go out and watch when there home 😎

Red Arrows are the UK's version of the Blue Angels :)

I hope the Blue Angels get to see this video. That song was beautiful.

God bless all three of you and your families! Genuinely good people! God bless you from the USA!

I have seen the Blue Angels preform many times and never get tired of seeing them fly.

My dad flew the F 18 in the marines, so I grew up loving the Blue Angels. I'm glad they were able to react to it.

I love the old guy on this panel - I bet he has a great sense of humour.

I served in the Navy for 8 years. I got to watch them practice many times. They are awesome!

These men share our enthusiasm for such displays of great talents. Thanks for sharing your views. I enjoyed it as well and have seen the Blue Angles in person three times.

Every Year the Cleveland Air Show happens Labor Day weekend, the Blue Angels perform one year, and the Thunderbirds the next. It's every other year and they are gorgeous in person.

Seeing these men and women fly is a treat. I got to see them in 2012 in my home town of Baltimore. Then I moved to Pensacola Florida, the home of the Blue Angels. Hear I was able to see their show at their home base the NAS. The sight and sounds are so different when you are on the tarmac, Amazing.

The blue angels are masters of the sky. The very fact that the slightest mistake could get them killed shows their insane control. They made flying a plane an art form.

I used to live near a Naval Air Base. The Blue Angels do a show their every summer. They would show up for practice about a week ahead of the show, and would fly over my house while practicing. It's soooo loud, and you can hear them coming, but by the time you see them, they're gone!

I grew up between two airbase in Pennsylvania. The Blue Angels flew over my house every year. What a show!

should have given them the view from inside the cockpit to really get a feel for how close they actually are.

Wish the video shown had a clip of the Blue Angels flying so close to the ground over their live audience. Amazing thrill for spectators to see them so close. Awesome pilots.

I was lucky enough to see them in Anchorage Alaska, I lived close to the base, got to see them practice a few days before our air show, they literally flew over my place low level! Never forgot it, awesome!!!

Very nice to share this with these people. Something they will never forget.

My parents are Navy Veterans and growing up, they took us to the air show every year…it’s so awesome to see them up close and watch all the stunts they perform. So happy these wonderful men watched a video on The Blue Angels ! God Bless Y’all!! ❤️ from Texas

I was fortunate enough to see the Blue Angels when I was a child. My parents took me to an air show. It was absolutely amazing, and very loud, indeed. I will never forget it. You do get to see more detail in a video, but the live experience is more sensory, to be sure.

To see the Blue Angel's live is a beautiful sight, these pilots go through years of training, my husband is a retired US Navy pilot, he was a top gun, flying F 18's super hornets and A1 corsairs, I'm extremely lucky and proud of him, my kids and I were lucky, he came home after every mission, many did not.

The blue angels was overhead in my work delivery area a couple days ago, there were people out on their porches watching. I was driving around hooting and saying “WOOO SOUNDS LIKE AMERICA OUTSIDE TODAY!”

I had the thrill and good fortune to have had a delivery route in Dayton Ohio for the 100th Anniversary of the airplane. And for three days in a row, just as I was passing the airport, at the same time. I got to experience the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds together in tandem. I could hear them coming up behind me on I 75, and then they'd pass low directly overhead . I mean REALLY low. It was such a rush!! I can't think.of anything more thrilling than those jet fighters.

Not sure if they reacted to old WWII planes during air show events. Let them see some history with the famous P-51 Mustang, Supermarine Spitfire, Curtiss P-40, P-38 Lightning, and others. The P51 though, sounds so amazing.

These men are great, so eager to learn new things and have a strong sense of wonder.

Love this one! I have seen the Blue Angels perform several times. They usually come every year or so to a US Naval Base near my home. It's so amazing to watch and it is LOUD. I have videos of them somewhere.

The men show respect to the elder who does most of the talking.

To see them fly over Orange Beach, Alabama will bring tears to your eyes. Love seeing them buzz the beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸

The sad part is 27 of these pilots have died while flying since the air shows started in 1946. The most recent being in 2016 in my home state during a mid-air collision.

I loved going to the air shows as a kid every year at CNE in Toronto but at one point there were back to back accidents until they stopped doing them altogether. Luckily I've never witnessed it in person. We'd either get there late or the other times we didn't go those years. Watching this brought back memories and it's such an amazing thing to watch air acrobatics but it still scares me that the slightest miscalculation can mean someones life. I'm glad the men enjoyed it🤗

EVERY SINGLE TIME I watch them, I am filled with SO MUCH PRIDE!!!! WHAT PRECISION!!!!

Saw them at ab air show and it was mind boggling. I enjoyed watching this you guys! I loved your comments. Be safe and take care!

These men are fabulous and are very astute!

I still remember some years back when something went wrong and we lost some of these amazing performers in a deadly accident. Even when trained these stunts are risky because the air can be sucked out of the engines at any time. They are indeed talented flyers!

I just love these guys😍 may they live long, healthy and happy and close to each other always

The first time they came to San Francisco they buzzed the city the day before the show, on their first practice. We were working downtown, and one of them came flying right by our windows, upside down. Another one flew underneath the Bay Bridge, lol. I think they got in trout ale for that, but it was so cool! I was up on a hill next to the Golden Gate bridge watching the show, and one came flying right over our heads, fast. The noise was ear splitting. Love this guys.

Every year, the Blue Angels visit the Bay Area and they fly over my apartment building when orienting themselves to San Francisco. The noise is amazing but very exciting to see such skills and precision.

I saw one of these shows in person. As a kid my grandfather would take us to his fly-ins. Planes from all over would "fly in" and meet at an airfield for a weekend of air shows. Very cool.

Loved watching the blue angels come to TAFB really amazing especially their ground stunts

They should definitely see the videos of the Blue Angels flying in formations from cockpit camera views. Than they can truly see how close they're flying together.

The Blue Angels can amaze anyone !

I have attended numerous shows, the sounds and skill are amazing. They bring great pride 😊👏👏

they should even show them the Red arrows

I used to live next to an airport that would host air shows and the Blue Angels were featured multiple years. There's nothing like having 6 F/A-18 Hornets flying right over your house for 4 days at a time, so low that it felt like I could touch them while standing on my roof. I remember the window-rattling sound and the smell of the exhaust were oddly satisfying.

Their whistling adds to the excitement😊

We see them live every year in Seattle. My friend who lives by Lake Washington told me that they fly down her street. I didn't believe so I went to see them one year and they did fly down her street! The sound is so loud, all the car alarms go off and because they are so low, you can see the planes' number on the bottom Truly worth seeing in person if you ever get the chance.

You should show them the in-cockpit footage, that will blow their minds!!

Wonderful people showing appreciation for the display. ❤️❤️❤️

I have seen a few airshows. I recall seeing the blue angles a few times at Miramar in the mid-late nineties as a teen. We lived near the base so I could watch many of the shows from my backyard. On one occasion I was on one of those older cordless phones with the antennae on it talking to my friend while watching the show. It must have been using a similar frequency as the pilots because we could hear the lead pilot talking, calling out the timing for various maneuvers. Took a moment to realize where the extra voice was coming from. A few years earlier, I had the chance to go to the airshow with VIP tickets (friends dad owned a car dealership and supplied the tickets), and we were seated along the runway with the pilots. Was a cool experience, and I remember it fondly. I still have the autographs tucked away.

Couple videos they would like to see with planes, 1-planes breaking the sound barrier 2-top plane low fly byes

I had the honor of seeing a Blue Angels show when I was a kid, and yes, they DO look like toys, even close up... Just REALLY BIG toys.. (no need to apologize for Raeen.) 😄 But, the feeling and SOUNDS have to be experienced to really appreciate it. 💙

Should let them watch the Royal Air Force "Red Arrows" display team.

Back in the mid 1950's I was able to see the Blue Angels shows lying in my back yard with the other neighborhood kids near the Weymouth, Massachusetts Naval Air Station.

Babu is in a mood today, lol.

My husband just told me the Blue Angels fly F16's. You actually hear and feel the ground shaking like an earthquake before you see the jets. The Blue Angels are US Navy pilots, just beautiful.

I've taken it for granted as I've been blessed to see them year after year in Brunswick, Maine. USA at the explain shows... from a child to an adult... So glad you enjoyed the... they fly with in inched of each other... been doing this for many years.

I remember when I think it was the Blue Angels came to Australia and performed over Brisbane Airport - I worked for the Airport Management then and when they left we listened to ATC communication- the refuelling aircraft left first and we heard it calling the jets for midair refuelling saying 'come to Mother Duck or Goose'- can't remember exactly as it was around 35 years ago - one of the most brilliant experiences to see them operate all together 👍🏿👍🏿🇦🇺

Can you imagine having this guys in your house all the excitement when watching tv and something new to talk about everytime that will be awesome

The Blue Angels are an essential tool in Recruiting for Navy and Marine Aviation.

Navy drivers! Grew up watching them every year in Seattle during Seafair.

If you only could see them in person! They distract you with the group of 4 and while you’re admiring the group of 4, the other 2 sneak up and fly past as fast as they’re allowed, scaring the the crowd, it’s awesome and funny!

The reason you see the smoke shut off from some of the planes occasionally is that this was actually a filmed practice and not an actual airshow. Whenever they fly their practice routines, the pilots turn their smoke off if they are slightly out of position. It helps them identify those issues when they go back over the film later. If it were a real airshow, they leave would leave the smoke on, even if a little out of position.

They're just bad asses, well done blue angels.

Get these tickets to an airshow.. lol there is nothing like seeing the Blue Angels in person and feeling that rumble in your chest!! I've seen the Blue Angels 7 or 8 times, The Thunderbirds 5 times, Snowbirds, and The Breitling team! Just something you have to see in person! Funny video though, like Aliens that just visited earth for the first time.. 😂

That was surely breath-taking! Would be great to go from the skies to below the sea again. Maybe something about submarine ROVs and the footage they collect from the deep sea. Or a video of a dive in a submersible. The channel Greg Foot has a really enjoyable one of that kind.

I've had the honor and pleasure of seeing the Blue Angels a few times in person. Watching them fly right overhead. To think that just a few centimeters is the difference between mind bending incredible aerobatic maneuvers and a national tragedy. You don't just have to be supremely talented and physically capable of handling the repeated G-forces, but you have to have an iron will and balls of steel! I hope you gentleman get to witness something like this in person because even online, it's impressive and enjoyable to me.

Oh my God - I can never get enough of these guys! Please see if you can find a way to get them to an actual air show. They sound of these jets is 90% of the show. You need to see it in person! Anyway keep up the great videos! My regards to the 3 of them.

The guys have such camradery and fun with on target comments! I have been to several Blue Angels air shows in San Diego and it takes your breath away! The sound, the flying stunts and the high speed crossing maneuvers. Amazing!

Aww, man...I need to watch more airshow videos. I had as much fun as they did!

These guys are awesome. So funny to see their reactions!

I just love these guys. They are so amazing!!

Yes.. this was what I asked to react to i was amazed when I saw them as a kid I went to many airshows

The Blue Angels started here at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida.