Navy brushes off Blue Angels low flyover in Pensacola

The U.S. Navy's Acting Secretary Hung Cao dismissed criticism over the Blue Angels' low-altitude flyover in Pensacola, referring to it as the "sound of freedom," despite some residents' complaints about the noise and disruption. The flyover, intended to celebrate the Navy's heritage, sparked controversy over safety and noise concerns. This incident highlights ongoing debates about the balance between military tradition and public safety, with implications for future air shows and military events in populated areas.