After Scott Laux was dismissed for failing to uphold the standards of Blue Angel, Marine Captain Danielle Cribb’s profile was removed from the website, triggering speculation on whether they were involved with each other.
Cribb is a US Marine Corps captain who joined the Blue Angels in September 2025 as a public affairs officer. She grew up in Beaufort, South Carolina, and enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2012.
She served in Japan and Qatar, contributing to aviation operations and combat mission planning, according to her military biography. “Blue Angel #6 was removed from the team for failing to uphold the standards expected of members of the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron and will not participate in the team’s remaining performance this season,” the agency’s public affairs office said. The US Navy’s elite Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron is facing fresh questions after the biography of another officer was quietly removed from its official website, days after a Marine pilot was dismissed from the team for failing to meet its standards. The missing profile belongs to Marine Capt. Danielle Cribb, who served as the squadron’s public affairs officer. Her biography reportedly disappeared from the Blue Angels’ website shortly after Marine Maj. Scott Laux, a second-year member of the team, was removed from the elite unit. Cribb had a professional association with Laux, who was described as her mentor in a social media post shared after the two attended a minor league baseball game in Pensacola in April. At the event, Laux presented Cribb with an award recognising her promotion. The two were photographed together at the game.