Behind the Blue Angels: Exclusive Interview with Dr. Monica Borza

Join us for an exclusive dive into the high-flying world of the Blue Angels with Dr. Monica Borza, the fourth female physician and flight surgeon in the squadron’s history. With over 560 thrilling flight demonstrations across North America, Dr. Borza shares her remarkable journey from Virginia Beach to the skies with the Navy's elite team.
In this captivating interview, Dr. Borza gives us an inside look at the upcoming documentary, "The Blue Angels," and discusses her experiences, challenges, and the rigorous training that keeps the team at the top of their game. Learn about the physical demands, the precision required, and the teamwork that makes these aerial performances possible.
Discover the unseen aspects of the Blue Angels' operations and what it takes to be part of this iconic squadron. Don’t miss this fascinating conversation that highlights dedication, leadership, and the pursuit of excellence.
📅 Premiere: Exclusively in IMAX on May 17th, and on Amazon Prime starting May 23rd.
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[@heribertohernandez8803]

I'm so glad that the Blue Angels came out with this documentary. Over the years I've had the opportunity of watching the Blues perform at different airshows throughout the state of Florida, but never realized the amount of training /work and the number of people involved in putting one of these shows together. That's exactly what this documentary did. I also got a feeling that even though Dr. Borza was on the ground monitoring the pilots and planes, that she truly became one with them. I Highly recommend watching this.

[@JacksonJones-je9uk]

wow shes gorgeous n smart

[@ricardof9394]

Brains and beauty. Go Navy! I served in the Marines and retired from the Navy as a Gunners Mate Guns Master Chief!

[@directorscutradio]

She was really sweet and funny just before and after the interview off camera too. Such an incredible talent, we were lucky to have on our show.

[@williamwilson9283]

👍💯

[@gregorymaupin6388]

How does she not have anytime at sea?

[@hisaddle]

I met a guy that served 4 yrs as a navy sea bee and he never stepped on a ship. He was mainly a welder and they flew him around the globe to build stuff.

[@gregorymaupin6388]

@@hisaddle I was being a bit sarcastic as I did 3 deployments or as we called them cruises aboard aircraft carriers. One of my best friends spent 20+ years and he did eight deployments in a P-3 squadron, good luck landing that on a carrier. Now the last part is very funny as I believe the year was either 68 or 69 when they did land and take off from the USS Forestall a C-130 several times. Now the P-3 could not stand that abuse because of its design.

[@FRFM00]

What a joke

[@directorscutradio]

@@FRFM00 thanks for your support!

[@jimallen8238]

Moronic comment. As a formal naval officer this makes me proud. I have a daughter who considered following in my footsteps and I was supportive of that. I hate to think that there are still those among us that would deny talented, capable women the opportunity to excel in the military.

[@FRFM00]

@jimallen8238 nepotism, made up titles, lower standards, zero deployment. Oh I watched the special on Amazon. Guess it's woke now. I could really feel the intensity of her role, watching the planes! Making sure they are flying, making sure they have a pulse and stuff, whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!