02/09/2026
There are moments that remind us why we love this country — and this was one of them.
As Charlie Puth sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl LX, the sky above Levi's Stadium in California came alive with the thunder of American airpower. Seven U.S. Air Force aircraft soared overhead in a breathtaking flyover, paying tribute to the courage, precision, and spirit that define our nation.
From Ellsworth to Fresno to Moffett Field, America’s finest took to the skies:
Two B‑1B Lancers (DRAGO11) from Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota
Two F‑15C Eagles (DRAGO21) from Fresno, California
Two F/A‑18E Super Hornets (DRAGO31) from Moffett Field, California
Two F‑35C Lightning IIs (DRAGO41) are also from Moffett Field, California.
Each aircraft, each crew, each formation was a reminder that freedom is protected by those willing to rise above — literally and figuratively.
It wasn’t just a flyover. It was a salute.
A promise.
A reminder of the strength, unity, and resilience that define the United States of America.
Enjoy the moment, and have a wonderful day. 🇺🇸✨
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(📺 NBC)