National Museum of Naval Aviation 

looks like a really cool museum....

I’ve been here cool places

Enjoyed Adam, thanks! ATB, Robin

We're having a family reunion in Pensacola this July. Come to find out my wife's mom has family there. So we're going to rent a beach house and watch the blue angels.

I wonder if this was just another thing I missed whilst stationed at Keesler('80)? Wiki says, "The Phase II portion was completed in 1980"

Fantastic vid Adam. If you ever take a trip to the UK, check out the Naval Museum in Portsmouth, home of the Royal Navy. BTW our Red Devils will give your Blue Angels a run for their money LOL.

85 Miles to the East in Dothan Alabama (Ft Rucker) the Army Aviation Museum. 500 miles to the North Via I65 and I 75 is the USAF Museum. Within a week you can get the full picture of military aviation.

Thanks!

Nice place to go

hey abom love that place go there as often as i can if you like nas penn you should go to valiant air command near kennidy space center another awsome place

@2:55, the first Naval aircraft to fly across the Atlantic...That plane is on loan from the Smithsonian and the National Museum of Naval Aviation was built around it. I highly doubt the Smithsonian will ever get it back. As for the Blue's themselves, duringthe national tour season, they always come back to Pensacola after each show. They perform a full airshow 'practice' run on every Tues. and Wed. at the NAS Pensacola, which is open to the public for viewing @ 11:30am directly behind the museum. Meet the pilots and their wives (who are selling souvenirs) and get autographs after the practice run. www.navalaviationmuseum.org/now-hear-this/top-10-tips-for-enjoying-blue-angels-practices/ I would suggest paying the fee and watching "The Magic of Flight", narrated by Tom Selleck, playing every other hour at the on-site IMAX Theatre.

The engine just runs VERY slow, it's on our to do list of getting it to go faster.

Is it open 1/9/21?

They usually call them screws not propellers those are on aircraft. I mean there’s official terms and terms people use. And example would be the Huey helicopter it’s real designation is the Iroquois but nobody calls it that. That I have ever met and my father was in Vietnam actually he was on Guam as the EWO on a B52 . Can’t even remember how to spell stratofortress wow so used to spell correct I’m rustier than staubs 😂 get it . Ok enough nerd stuff. Anyway cool video.