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I served for five years in the 9th Strategic ReconnaissanceSquadron(SAC) at Beale Air Force Base in Marysville, California. My job was tomaintain, inspect, launch and recover the SR-71 Blackbird. From themomentI found out I was to be assigned to the secret Blackbird, to the day Ileft the organization, it was a love affair to last a lifetime. Eachandevery launch was a sight to behold. The awesome fact that I was abouttolaunch the worlds fastest air-breathing and highest flying aircraft inthe world redefined, to me, the meaning of responsibility. Hello, andwelcometo the SR-71 web page. My name is Leland Haynes and I am a retired USAFMaster Sergeant. I served on the Blackbird from 1969 to 1974. Just asmytenure with the the 9th SRW was about to end, I was informed we were tomake a New York to London speed record attempt. My aircraft (#61-7972)was selected for the speed run based on reliability records of theplane.In August of 1974, I arrived at Farnborough England to receive theaircraftas it landed. My assistant Crew Chief was to launch the plane out fromBeale AFB in California.....
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The X-43A flight easily set a world speed record for anair-breathing or jetengine aircraft. The previous known record was held by a ramjet poweredmissile, which achieved slightly over Mach 5. High-speed air-breathingengines, like a ramjet, mix compressed air from the atmosphere withfuel to provide combustion. The same is true of the scramjetor supersonic combustion ramjet that powers the X-43A. The highestspeed attained by a rocket-powered airplane, NASA's X-15 aircraft, wasMach 6.7. The fastest air-breathing manned vehicle, the SR-71, achievedslightly more than Mach 3. The X-43A more than doubled the top speed ofthe jet-powered SR-71.
Thank you for visiting my webpage.I hope the information and links provided will assist you in yourschoolreport or information you desire about one of the most unique aircraftever built...The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird. Specific data information was providedby Air Force Magazine and written by William P. Schlitz, October 1974. One othersource was the U.S.A.F. Aerospace Safety magazine, November1974. The greatest source of all though was the people that designed, flew andmaintained the Blackbirds.....The Blackbird Family. Thank you for yourcontributions to this website.
There has been a tremendousamountof contributions made by members of the Blackbird Community since thisweb page started in 1996. Credit is given on each individual'scontributionon the page's in which their photos and or documents appear. Thewebmasterfor this site is indebted and grateful for their cooperation in makingthis web site as historically accurate as possible. A large portion ofthis web site is copyrighted and reproduction of images and/or text isprohibited. Storage on any retrieval system is prohibited. In mostcases,permission to reproduce data from this site for news articles will begranted.Contact SR71webmaster@sr71.usfor inquiries. In addition, all students of Aeronautical Studies mayuseany and all material on this web site to further their educationalgoals,however this material may not be used on any web pages or books withoutthe permission of the original copyright holder. Top lead-in photobelongsto the author and may be reproduced with proper credit. "SR-71Blackbird"(sr71fi1.jpg) is the copyrighted art work of Edwin Markham and may notbe reproduced in any format without his permission. "Last Hot Flight"and"Final Ascent" is the art works of Dru Blair and may not be reproducedin any format. Permission to use these art works has been grantedexclusivelyfor use on these pages. "Pilots" belong to the author and may not bereproducedin any format without permission. "Shock Diamonds" photo-sr71engb.jpgbelongsto DeWayne Currier. "Final Flight" belongs to the Smithsonian; TheLockheedBlackbird Photo Archive is copyrighted by Lockheed Martin Corporation(permissiongranted). The 45 Photos taken at Farnborough belong to Lockheed, JimFitzgeraldor the Author. All other photo credits and data contained within thissite isthe copyrighted property of the Auburn Files in cooperation with LelandHaynes,author and webmaster "SR-71 Blackbirds".Since January 2011, this site is maintained and updated by David Allison, sr71webmaster@sr71.us.
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