[DOC] [TLE] Original Blue Angel Dies - Navy [PAR] Aug 12, 2005 ... Voris, a World War II flying ace in the Pacific theater, was hand-picked by Adm. 
Chester Nimitz in 1946 to organize a flight demonstration team... [DOC] [TLE] Original Blue Angel Honored With Aerial Farewell - Navy [PAR] Oct 12, 2005 ... "Butch Voris' contributions to naval aviation history were epic," said Cmdr. Steve 
... as a World War II flying ace, the first Blue Angel, carrier air group commander, 
... ace in the Pacific theater, was hand-picked by Adm. Chester Nimitz in 1946 to 
organize a flight demonstration team to showcase naval aviation. [DOC] [TLE] Roy Voris, 85; WWII Ace Formed Blue Angels, Navy's Precision Fliers [PAR] Aug 19, 2005 ... Roy "Butch" Voris, a World War II ace who assembled the Navy's famous ... Voris, 
a former NASA spokesman during Apollo moon missions, died Aug. ... in 1946 
when Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, the chief of naval operations, ordered the 
establishment of a flight demonstration team to showcase naval aviation. [DOC] [TLE] More about the Blue Angel's History - Military.com Content [PAR] The NR-1 is the world's only nuclear powered research submarine. ... At the end 
of World War II, the Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, ordered 
the formation of a flight demonstration team to showcase naval aviation. ... the 
United Kingdom and Spain saw the Blue Angels perform during their 30-day tour. [DOC] [TLE] A-4 SKYHAWK  USS LEXINGTON [PAR] At the end of World War II, Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, 
ordered the formation of a flight demonstration team to showcase naval aviation. 
... In 1950, the Korean Conflict put a great demand on naval aviation. ... The 
Skyhawk debuted on May 18, 1974, during an air show at Offutt AFB, Nebraska. [DOC] [TLE] Chester W. Nimitz - Wikipedia [PAR] See also: United States Navy in World War II ... United States Pacific Fleet (
CINCPACFLT), with the rank of admiral, effective December 31. ... battleship in 
Pearl Harbor had been either sunk or damaged during the attack. ... The JCS 
designated Nimitz as "Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean... [DOC] [TLE] HELLCATS and BEARCATS | Grumman Memorial Park [PAR] During those 22 years, the team flew the best fighters in US Navy inventory; ... 
was created shortly after World War Two when CNO Admiral Chester W. Nimitz 
ordered the formation of a flight exhibition team that would showcase naval 
aviation. ... Grumman Memorial Park is a not for profit volunteer group composed 
of retired... [DOC] [TLE] Pensacola's Own Heroes | Inweekly [PAR] Jul 6, 2011 ... ... was formed at the end of World War II by Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, the Chief of 
Naval Operations, to showcase Naval Aviation. ... During its history, 26 Blue 
Angels pilots have been killed in air show or .... They are interviewed in a group, 
then individually and then one-on-one with the admiral, said Stumpf. [DOC] [TLE] Original Blue Angel Dies | First Blue Angel [PAR] Aug 11, 2005 ... Butch Voris' contributions to naval aviation history were epic, said Cmdr. ... of 20 
pilots worldwide who have made significant contributions to aviation. ... famed 
Navy Blue Angels air demonstration team and a World War II flying ... a midair 
collision during a Blue Angel demonstration at Corpus Christi, TX,... [DOC] [TLE] admin | First Blue Angel [PAR] Roy M. Butch Voris Naval Aviation Icon  First Blue Angel  Legendary aviator 
... who was selected in 1946 to lead the newly created Navy flight exhibition team
. ... Voris cheated death many times, including a 1952 midair collision during a ... 
Voris, a World War II flying ace in the Pacific theater, was hand-picked by Adm. [DOC] [TLE] The Blue Angels Team - The Blade [PAR] Aug 29, 2002 ... Since their formation, the lofty cadre of pilots has fulfilled their mission by ... 
History World War II hero and Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Chester W. 
Nimitz, ordered the formation of a flight ...

Question: Admiral Chester Nimitz formed this group during World War II to showcase Naval aviation
Answer: the Blue Angels