Blue Angels Flies C-130 Super Low Over Silent Drill Platoon
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Incredible Stunt
The C-130 Hercules, also known by the nickname “Fat Albert,” forms a part of their logistical support. The plane transports the Blue Angels support staff, spare parts, and other important equipment in air shows.
The plane is more than just a cargo plane, it also plays a significant role in the displays and culture of the Blue Angels.
In this video, we get to see highly skilled Blue Angels pilots flying the C-130 super low over a silent drill.
The plane has become part of shows, just like when it did a low-level pass over the US Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon. Pilots also needed to pass rigorous flight evaluations before they could fly this plane.
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