Posted by RLP in Co. on October 05, 2018 at 11:15:12 from (174.254.133.204):
In Reply to: The SR-71 posted by Ultradog MN on October 05, 2018 at 01:15:34:
I was in the Air Force in the 100th SAC SQUADRON. We flew the U2 and drones. When I got out in 1968 we were going to start flying the SR71. The pilots of the U2 were issued a can of Coors beer! This is not a joke! I can't remember what the purpose was now, you would have to ask a pilot of a U2 spy plane. The drones we flew were even more amazing than the U2 to me. When I was working on one, I asked the crew chief how fast it would go? He said " do you have the need to know that info?" Of course a airframe repairman really doesn't need to know that. It is probably still classified info. Only thing I know is that we never lost one in Vietnam!
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