A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II demonstrates its capabilities over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week festivities. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)A man standing on the roof of the Lupin building watches as a US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II demonstrates its capabilities over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week festivities. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II hovers over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week festivities. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II flies near the Harborview Towers as it flies over the Inner Harbor on Friday during Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover Baltimore. (Kim Hairston/Staff)A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II demonstrates its capabilities over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week festivities. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II demonstrates its capabilities over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week festivities. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)A US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II demonstrates its capabilities over Baltimore’s Inner Harbor Friday afternoon as part of Maryland Fleet Week. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)The USS Gonzalez, a 505-foot Arleigh Burke-class destroyer cruises on the Patapsco while waiting for a berth in Locust Point for Maryland Fleet Week 2024. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)The USS Marinette, a Freedom-class littoral combat ship, and a U.S. Naval Academy Yard Patrol boat are tied up at the Inner Harbor West Wall for tours during Maryland Fleet Week 2024. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)Visitors wait in line to tour the USS Marinette, a 378-foot Freedom-class littoral combat ship, which is tied up at the Inner Harbor West Wall during Maryland Fleet Week 2024. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)The USS Marinette, a 378-foot Freedom-class littoral combat ship, is tied up at the Inner Harbor West Wall for tours during Maryland Fleet Week 2024. (Jerry Jackson/Staff)The USS Marinette (LCS-25), a Freedom-class littoral combat ship, arrives at the west wall of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor as part of Maryland Fleet Week.(Jerry Jackson/Staff)
