BLUE ANGELS AIRCRAFT
AT LEAST THE TYPES THEY FLEW
(MAY OR MAY NOT BE ACTUAL ORIGINAL BA AIRCRAFT)

These old Blue Angel Aircraft are now found all over the country. Many of these are found in museums, which as you probably know, could use our support not only by visiting them, but by helping fund their work in restoring and maintaining these historical aircraft and other memorabilia. (For example, it costs about $6,500 just to paint one of these planes back into Blue Angel colors.) Most of the man-hours are volunteered. Here are some for which we know the location.

Grumman Bearcat
F8F-2

GRUMMAN PANTHER
F9F-2/5

Grumman
F9F6/8T Cougar

Grumman
F11F-1 (F11A) Tiger

McDonnell Douglas
F-4 Phantom II

McDonnell Douglas
A-4 Skyhawk

Boeing
(formerly McDonnell Douglas)
F/A 18 Hornet

Transports Used
by the
Blue Angels

Blue Angels Aircraft
Old aircraft still flying & serving with NASA.

NAF El Centro, CA
Winter Training Home

1968 the Blue Angels carefully evaluated several aircraft to replace the F11 Grumman Tiger. Grumman Aircraft Corp sent models of 6 F14 Tomcats to the Blues.

Dave Tipps of American Flight Visions with some computer magic gave us a look at what might have been.

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The third oldest military periodical and the oldest Navy periodical, Naval Aviation News that has many Articles about the Blue Angels that many people not seen.

Click on the button to see more

This is a page listing all the Bureau Numbers that we know served as Blue Angel Aircraft.

CLICK HERE FOR AIRCRAFT BY BUREAU NUMBER

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