Since 1946, Navy and Marine Corps aviators and maintenance personnel have strived to uphold the culture of excellence at the Blue Angels. Teamwork, professionalism, and precision are part of the legacy of this team and are passed from generation to generation. Lt. Julius Bratton speaks to the importance of the Blue Angels Standard that embodies the Blue Angel experience. | U.S. Navy Blue Angels

98K views · 6.3K reactions | Blue Angels Fans, Please welcome the new 2016-2017 Commanding Officer and Flight Leader of the 2016-2017 air show seasons to our Blue Angels family, Cmdr. Ryan Bernacchi! #WhosTheBoss | U.S. Navy Blue Angels | Facebook

What's in a name? The first Blue Angels flight leader, CAPT Roy M. "Butch" Voris, relates the story behind how the Navy Flight Exhibition Team became the Blue Angels in 1946. #BlueAngels75 | National Naval Aviation Museum

207K views · 3.7K shares | U.S. Navy Blue Angels history in flight! On Friday, the team took to the skies with one of its jets and its first two performing aircraft, the F6F Hellcat and the F8F Bearcat, before its first airshow in El Centro, California, on Saturday. Up next: The NAWS China Lake Air Show this weekend. | U.S. Navy | Facebook