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Was the YF-12A a prototype for the SR-71?
No. The YF-12A was a separate variant of the Blackbird, all models of which were
developed from the original A-12. The YF-12A was a prototype for an interceptor
version. The production model, had it been built, would have been known as the F-12B.# YF12
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📷 U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Master Sgt. Kim Frey
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Everyone is talking about the B-21 and F-47 for the 250th flyover. What about the F-117s? Will we be getting them for the stealth flyby? Zero reason why not!
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Also we got confirmation from the USAF that no F-47 demonstrator, RQ-180 etc, nothing else like this that will be new to the public, will be featured in the flyby. Unless they are fibbing, we know the answer there. We got a confirm them on the B-21 also not taking part earlier in the week.
4 July 1956. First operational flight of a Lockheed U-2 reconnaissance aircraft over Soviet Union. Leaving from Wiesbaden, Germany, the pilot Harvey Stockman flew over Poland, Belorussia, and the Soviet Baltic, before returning to Wiesbaden.
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This picture would’ve landed anyone in jail 60 years ago. Secrets above top secret have code words to them.
This is OXCART. Designed to replace the U2, which incidentally is still flying today.
This airplane was so secret that we could not allow anyone to see it fly. In a caravan, truckers with the fake name Road Runners took the pieces of this airplane up to Area 51 so they could be put back together and test It. This picture was taken with a privacy or blast wall to the right so that the very few people who were at Area 51 could not see what was going on. They were getting ready to test the very first Blackbird in 1962. There is something more unique about this photograph. I’m going to ask you to tell me what you think it is.
I already know the answer.
What are those small bomb shaped items on the back of this airplane?
What are they using them for?
Were they later used on the SR 71?
Let me know what you think
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Blackbird Park that’s a A-12 by the J-58 engine.
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A Dragon Lady and Extender (msgt. S.T. sturkol)
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The Nighthawk parked at Edwards. The sign isn't 100% accurate but for the time period and signage, it works. All of what you see was created by yours truly. In 1998, the 410th Flight Test Squadron part of the Air Force Flight Test Center. Conducted two major test programs on the F-117: the Single Configuration Fleet program and the Integrated Real-time Information into the Cockpit/Real-time Information Out of the Cockpit for Combat Aircraft) project.
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