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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has emphasized support for low-altitude military flyovers despite public concern and safety reviews after a Navy Blue Angels jet flew dangerously low over a crowded Florida beach. Officials have stated that safety investigations are underway, but some military leaders and officials have publicly defended the maneuvers, which have previously been linked to crashes and safety risks. Critics caution that such reckless behavior, often excused by military authorities, increases the risk of accidents and undermines safety standards.
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