U.S. Navy Lt. Ryan Chamberlain, a Blue Angels F/A-18

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U.S. Navy Lt. Ryan Chamberlain, a Blue Angels F/A-18

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U.S. Navy Lt. Ryan Chamberlain, a Blue Angels F/A-18 pilot and air show narrator, talks with Capt. Josh Ketterer, air show coordinator for the Kentucky Air National Guard, during a press conference Jan. 23, 2014, at Louisville International Airport in Louisville, Ky., promoting the 2014 Thunder Over Louisville air show. The Blue Angels will be the marquee attraction at this year's show, while the Kentucky Air Guard will provide hundreds of hours of support to military aircraft. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Phil Speck)

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