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56-6722, 1956 Lockheed U-2A, C/N: 389
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Aircraft 56-6722, 1956 Lockheed U-2A, c/n 389, The U-2 was designed and built for surveillance missions in the thin atmosphere above 55,000 feet. An unusual single-engine aircraft with sailplane-like wings, it was the product of a team headed by Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson at Lockheed's "Skunk Works.", at FFO, photo by Ironramper
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The U-2 was designed and built for surveillance missions in the thin atmosphere above 55,000 feet. An unusual single-engine aircraft with sailplane-like wings, it was the product of a team headed by Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson at Lockheed's "Skunk Works."
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Shot Date 2005-06-15
Airport FFO
Wright-Patterson AFB Airport, Dayton, Ohio United States
Upload Date 2012-03-25
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Aircraft 56-6722, 1956 Lockheed U-2A, c/n 389, The U-2 was designed and built for surveillance missions in the thin atmosphere above 55,000 feet. An unusual single-engine aircraft with sailplane-like wings, it was the product of a team headed by Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson at Lockheed's "Skunk Works.", at FFO, photo by Ironramper
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