The Navy’s Blue Angels are flying across the country to show support for healthcare workers as part of “Operation America Strong.”

The team will perform joint shows over several cities, including New York and Baltimore and fly over Norfolk and Virginia Beach.

“What we are doing is paying tribute to our front-line healthcare workers confronting COVID and it’s really a signal to all Americans to remain vigilant during the outbreak,” President Donald Trump said in making the announcement Wednesday.

The dates for the performances haven’t been released yet.

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Blue Angels Taking Flight Over Hampton Roads

The Navy’s Blue Angels are flying across the country to show support for healthcare workers as part of “Operation America Strong.”

The team will perform joint shows over several cities, including New York and Baltimore and fly over Norfolk and Virginia Beach.

“What we are doing is paying tribute to our front-line healthcare workers confronting COVID and it’s really a signal to all Americans to remain vigilant during the outbreak,” President Donald Trump said in making the announcement Wednesday.

The dates for the performances haven’t been released yet.

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