Last Navy C-2 Greyhound Escorted By All Six Blue Angels To NAS PensacolaSix decades of naval aviation history came to a close on Tuesday as the last C-2 Greyhound made its final flight, escorted by all six U.S. Navy Blue Angels, landing at NAS Pensacola. The aircraft was attached to the Fleet Logistics Support Squadron (VRC) 40 Rawhides — the last squadron to operate the C-2 Greyhound aircraft. The final flight originated out of Norfolk, the end of an era for the Carrier Onboard Delivery (COD) aircraft, which is being replaced in that role by the CMV-22 Osprey. No other aircraft in the history of Naval Aviation carries so many personal memories for as many people as the C-2.” The C-2 Greyhound will turn over to the National Naval Aviation Museum.