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McDonnell Douglas FA-18 Hornet —

Submitted 10 years ago

Blue Angels departing Louisville, KY

4481 of F18 535 at KSDF

Amy Fenster

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Ranger10910 years ago

That is a unique perspective of the Blue Angles. Not very often does anyone get pictures straight on down the runway. It is amazing how they are all angled at a central point.

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David Seider10 years ago

Hey, Ranger-
The reason for the convergence is that the Blues (Nos.1-4) are starting to take their places in the diamond formation. Very cool POV!

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sherman simpson10 years ago

all I can say its just BAD ASS.....rock and roll

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McDonnell Douglas FA-18 Hornet —

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