IDAHO FALLS — Nate Scott was 5 years old when he watched the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels fly overhead for the first time. He started dreaming about becoming a pilot that day in October of 1990 in the San Francisco Bay. “It kind of just sparked my interest in aviation, and I never in a million years thought that I would be able to be a part of this team,” he said. Nearly 27 years later, Scott, a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, is no longer looking up, but down from a blue and gold F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet. He’s the No. 3 pilot for the Blue Angels — a post he’s held for the past eight months. And he says it’s been a blast. “I think all of us that are new on the team — we’ve been smiling since we got here,” he said. Scott, along with the other Blue Angels, will be headlining the Extreme Blue Thunder Air Show set Saturday and Sunday at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport. Scott, who trained in Mountain Home, said the Navy doesn’t make it to Idaho very often and he’s excited to be here. He says the Blue Angels team [...]