We’re pretty sure the United States Navy and Marine Corps wouldn’t be too happy is they saw the clip below, in which one guy decided to pull a massive prank by pretending to direct their air stunts using a giant remote control.
The footage was captured over the weekend in Jacksonville, Florida - before you point out that it would be pretty hard for people to actually believe the troll was controlling the Fa-18 fighter jets that make up the Navy’s Flight Demonstration Team, we should point out that certain people do things for the sheer sake giggles.
Aside from the expected smiles, the clip also brings a not-so-cool reaction, but we won’t spoil the fun by telling you what goes on in the video.
This may or may not be the case here, but, like we’ve said in the past, the prank scene seems to have gone truly wild these days. Many people take things past the limit of what is acceptable in their quest for trolling.
What the Blue Angels were actually doing in Jacksonville
The aerial acrobats returned to the skies of Northeast Florida after a one-year hiatus for the past weekend’s NAS Jax Air Show. Budget cuts have made many doubt the FA-18 would return this year, but, as it turned out, they were back and performed as excellent as ever.
For those who weren’t around back in the day, the Blue Angels were formed at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station in 1946 and were based these until moving to Pensacola, which hosts them to this day.
By the way, Jacksonville has an interesting zoo with a really cute giraffe. Let’s just hope our prankster doesn’t decided to play his tricks over there too...
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