The breathtaking Wall of Fire at Miramar (10 PHOTOS)
The F-18 is the backbone of Naval Aviation, and never looks back on explosions (Photo: Sgt. Michele Hunt/U.S. Marine Corps)
At this year’s Miramar Air Show, the finale was best seen from a safe distance while wearing nomex.
Deemed the Wall of Fire, the final act of the Twilight Show of the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar air show included a lead up by some Marine FA-18s lighting up the night sky on full afterburner and the epic wall of flame behind the resting Hornets of the Blue Angels.
Don’t be alarmed folks, just the sight of Freedom.
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