Friday, September 12, 2014

School children meet a Blue Angel

Children listen to a Blue Angel describe challenges of flying.
Friday morning a group of home-schooled children got a chance to hear about life as a Blue Angel. A pilot and maintenance crew member described what it takes to be on the Navy's elite demonstration team. Education was emphasized as the children peppered the Navy men with questions about what it's like to fly that fast and how do you become a Blue Angel.
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