US Military Answers Internet Demands By Sending Dozens Of Aircraft To Royal International Air Tattoo
1 Apr 2018

US Military Answers Internet Demands By Sending Dozens Of Aircraft To Royal International Air Tattoo

by | posted in: Airshows | 2
The United States Air Force announced an unprecedented increase in airshow support today with the unveiling of the Royal International Air Tattoo Supporting Unit Coordination Command Squadron. The Royal International Air Tattoo, better known as RIAT, is a large military-themed airshow held every summer at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, England. The new command will arrange… Read more
BREAKING: US Air Force Approves Live-Fire Single-Ship Demonstrations Next Year
1 Apr 2017

BREAKING: US Air Force Approves Live-Fire Single-Ship Demonstrations Next Year

by | posted in: Military | 6
The US Air Force has decided to add live munitions to its single-ship demonstrations starting next year. The change was announced in a surprise press release today, distributed by Air Combat Command. Not all show sites will be eligible for the new demonstrations; the list will be finalized and released at this year’s ICAS convention.… Read more
US Navy Blue Angels And USAF Thunderbirds Adopt Chemtrail Smoke To Aid Recruitment
1 Apr 2016

US Navy Blue Angels And USAF Thunderbirds Adopt Chemtrail Smoke To Aid Recruitment

by | posted in: Jet Teams, Miscellaneous | 10
Chemtrails aren’t just for airliners anymore! Unconfirmed reports have surfaced today that the US Navy Blue Angels and US Air Force Thunderbirds have begun using a new type of airshow smoke this year. The smoke will contain chemicals, such as Dihydrogen Monoxide, designed to induce a strong sense of awe and patriotism in anyone exposed… Read more
US Navy: Blue Angels Will Transition To Unmanned Aircraft Next Year
1 Apr 2015

US Navy: Blue Angels Will Transition To Unmanned Aircraft Next Year

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In a surprise announcement today, the US Navy announced that the Blue Angels will transition from their current F-18 Hornets to unmanned F-47 aircraft for their next airshow season. The team will still fly a full ‘delta’ aerobatic routine, including tight formations, using six of the cutting edge drones. The only difference is that the… Read more