i typed in palmdale CA on google maps and went northeast and went into street view on E Avenue P south of the blackbirds and DID ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THE NIGHTHAWK??????????????? cause i did
LOl...some discovery. A U2 plane that's been out of service since the early 1960's and 2 SR71s.
Psst....there is a place in Az where military hardware that is decommissioned and cut up is displayed so the Russian satellites can verify the destruction of those systems.
The second location on this video is at Palmdale Airport/Air Force Plant 42 in California. If you do a Google Maps search on "blackbird airpark" you will see it.
Acctually the picture is of a U-2, An SR-71, and the jet to the North is an YF-12. The YF was to be our first Mach3+ bomber. Only three of the 12's were built. They were just slightly slimmer in profile to the Blackbird. (Information comes from the Blackbird archives)and a 5000 word senior paper on the Blackbirds developement)
By the time Obama gets finished...we'll be flying B-17's for the ultimate in cost cutter savings...I mean they can still drop a cruise missle ....right?:)
she is my fav. baby girl i also have a zippo lighter with a blackbird figure on it sometimes i check the videos of her just the listen to her beautiful engine "whislles" :)
This is a shot of the Lockeed Martin museum in Palmdale, CA it is not a military base. Shown in the shot are two SR-7 and one U-2 both relics of the cold war era. These lanes have been decommissioned from military use and are now use purely for research purposes. Their former missions are now being carried out by unmanned aircraft or orbiting satellites. So yeah! come down! you have not discovered any secret US bases! it is indeed a museum boys and girls! By the way the music blows big time!!!
The U-2 is still very much in service. Now re-engined and upgraded they carry the designation U-2S. NASA also have a few examples in service. The last aircraft lost was during 2005. It crashed killing the USAF pilot in the United Arab Emirates after a mission over Afghanistan.
I believe the U2 was scheduled to be retired by 2011 but
In January 2006, then Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced the pending retirement of the U-2 fleet as a cost-cutting measure, this also included the elimination of all but 56 B-52s and a complete reduction in the F-117 fleet.
I believe that although a large part of the b-52 fleet was not touched, the U2 did not survive that memo and has not seen active duty this year. (To the best of my knowledge of course)
may be you are better informed in that area than the rest of us. I am speaking based on the official statements made by the pentagon in 2006 and the beginning of 2009 but i guess that doesn't mean much these days. Anyway thanks for sharing the info! cheers
No problem. All that info is recent and from the aviation press. If the U-2 was ever to retire or be deactivated it would be big news in the aviation world. RAF Fairford is also opened by notice to airmen announcements to the aviation community in the public domain. Aviation enthusiasts turn up to photograph and video. Radio enthusiasts also monitor them on radio as they squawk and use the callsign Dragon. You will find some of the recent Fairford U-2 videos from 2008 on You Tube.
...you are kidding, you actually didn't think those were active aircraft??? if you did you need to do a little studying instead playing on this idiot box so much!!!
Yes they are, the more conventional looking one is a very high altitude spy plane called a U-2, the name of the others I forget but instead of very high altitude it uses very high speed to avoid anti-air fire.
SR-71 Blackbirds. They are spy planes, it was the replacement for the U2, they fly really high and really fast instead of just really high like the U2, also it incorporated some stealth technology like radar absorbing material.
Eh? No it can't, that's not how the U-2 works, it isn't a stealth plane. It avoids missiles by flying at extreme height, which I think is closer to 60,000ft, not 20,000ft. The U-2 was often picked up on radar but few missiles or fighters could get high enough to shoot it down.
Tell that to Gary Powers... the US pilot that got downed by a SAM over 50 years ago... at the time the plane first flew, yes it could fly higher than surface to air missiles... but as things worked out, we'd only created a new goal for the Soviets.
Yeah, the US underestimated the speed at which the Russians could make a missile capable of taking the U2 out. It also got intercepted by a Lightning F.3 once, so getting to it wasn't impossible, just very hard.
its two sr71 blackbirds and a u2, both are completely unclassified and obsolete nowadays, the blackbird was completely unarmed due to its speed. these are not top secret planes they have been in the public domain for decades you morons.
Question: what's the point of using spy planes nowadays? Why not use satellites and drones with high fuel? Unless you need to use sonar or some other type of test that require proximity (like maybe a thermal check; in which case a drone is still preferable), a drone or satellite is perfect for spying.
wow are u just playing a joke or are u that gullible no offense it looks real but if u use common sense u could tell its not what it looks like for example they wouldnt leave jets and planes on top of a roof thingy again no offense
good grief....do you REALLY think the freekin government or the NWO or whatever is going to leave THREE secret planes out on the tarmac for all & sundry to see?? Man.....maybe you oughta' think about what you're proposing BEFORE you post it cuz this is only interesting from the clinical psychologist's point of view....you know..like how gullible your average conspiracy buff is? There's plenty of REAL interesting things out there..you don't need to imagine them.
b. i doubt any countries have any reason to specifically aim for these three planes, since it wouldn't be worth the counter attack
c. I'm pretty sure an antimissile missile would take out anything heading there.
I mean... it's like trying to act like there's no such thing as area 51. We all know something's happening there; but we also know there are more powerful weapons being made somewhere else. In a hidden place
Your logic is as infantile as it comes...you don't even make a cogent argument. You are obviously too un-informed to carry on a diologue with so don't respond please.
You didn't even address thge point I was trying to deal with........gaaddd damn this silly
... Ok, guess what, I too have a relatively vast cache of vocabulary words to choose from, but just because I do doesn't mean the validity of my points is more so. Congratulations for knowing the words "cogent" and "infantile" and "dialogue" (which you spelled incorrectly, genius)... Now, instead of ad hominem attacks, why don't you go ahead and address my incogent arguments. Where am I incorrect? Do you seriously think other countries don't know we have spy planes? I'd like your counter.
The other guy is right. It is called Blackbird Park in Palmdale. Across the street from National Aviation Administration and Across from Air Force Plant 42. They are static displays of two SR-71's and a U2. We have much better spy planes now..trust me..
the SR-71 took over from the U2, which was manned, so it was a spy plane. was originaly intended as a bomber but was changed during the design programme to be a high level spy plane instead.
if you look around the outside of the spyplanes it looks as if its been photo shopped. and and i doubt spyplanes A. are that big (bigger than the hangers B. wouldve been photographed by google
Look, we dont need some dowie russian comenting on spyplanes, we all know you are a spy. Ad they obviosly have taken a pic of a U2 cos its right there!!!! lol
im pretty sure they are at nellis AFB in california
m8 , no offence but those are not real functioning 'spy planes' as u called them . its an exhibit. all the photos taken on google earth are from normal planes , no way ever would it be alowed to take a picture of a top secret u2 SPY PLANE for the U.S.OF.A
FYI to all people that dont know wtf those plans are. The one with the long wings is a U2and the two big jets are SR-71 Blackbirds. I just thought i would clear some confusion with that subject
Come on people, at :30 that's the Blackbird Air Park in Palmdale on the southern edge of Plant 42. Look it up. There's an SR71, A12 and U2 parked in this picture. There is also an SR71 engine there and there used to be a D21 drone on a trailer. It's right across the street from an FAA ATC radar operation building.
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Both those types of plane, teh SR 71 and U 2, are decades old and have long since been declassified. There is a SR-71 on static display ant the Air National Guard facility at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport. you can see it on Google Earth, Google Maps, mapquest images, etc.
Should I post that video too? Uncovering the secret?
you can also see the sr71 and other planes on the deck of the intrepid (currently being renovated) in google earth on the west side of Manhattan, ny ny.
At full speed it takes the SR-71 150 miles to make a U turn , the only reason is because it travels so fast . When refueling the SR-71 was going at its slowest and had to keep from stalling . While the KC-135 which was refueling it was going as fast as it possibly could .
The SR-71 leaked so badly on the tarmac it had to be re-fueled immediately once it got to refueling altitude . The joints were separated because at speed the joints would heat up , expand , close up and the leaks would disappear . The self sealing fuel bladders would leak because of the open joints . The missles were done away with after Francis Gary Powers was shot down in 1961? and the Air Force did a total rethink in policy . This is how the B-1/B-1B Lancer was born . Another story....
The YF-12 was the Air Force designation for thier experimental aircraft . When released to service it was changed to the now famous SR-71 . When it was in YF-12 designation it was equipped with 2 sidewinder missles also which were kept in the fuselage ala F-22 Raptor . Some SR-71s were so equipped but eliminated quickly after entering spy service . They were based at Beale A.F.B. in Northern Ca. The plane is actually 45+ years old and still holds all high speed transit records .
i live near there. that in palmdale cali, ive lived here for about 10 years. 2 sr 71 and a u 2. its a pretty cool little museum, the a couple of the unmanned supersonic spy planes there now too.
Wow a declassified spy plane from the cold war, your badass...real badass.. and be careful because the government doesn't like poeple like you trying to snoop on their shit, id watch your back.
woodruff135 is right: one is an A-12, one is an SR-71 and one is U-2. He's a bit off in that there were 13 A-12s, 30 SR-71s and about 87-90 U-2s built. There was another variant the YF-12 in which there were 3 built. Gary Powers was shot down in a U-2 over Russia. Greg78X, the SR-71 was retired in Jan 90 with 3 going to NASA. they were reactivated shortly in 1995 but cut in 97 or 98. there are currently ZERO in the scrapyards. the U-2 is currently on its 'S' model variant.
Those are stealths, one currently desplayed at Kalamazoo Air Zoo in Kalamazoo Michigan. Those were probibly being transported. They've been decommisioned. Dumbass
watch who you call dumbass till you know what you are talking about.. the 2 plans are SR-71 BlackBirds, the one Plane is a U-2. But I agree they are onthe way to the scrap yard or oulw NEVER be parked outside in the elements
I saw a blackbird on display parked out in the elements (presumably for the whole weekend) at an airshow around 1980 or earlier. It was hardly roped off and I could have easily run over to it and touch it. It was quite an awesome plane.
"Never parked outside in the elements"? Greg, sorry but those aircraft have been right there since at least 2001 when i first walked around them. BTW, that site is in Palmdale, CA. That area (about 50 miles north of downtown LA) gets less than 30 days of rain a year. The "elements" is mostly sunshine and dust. I lived about 2 miles from that display from '01 to '04.
nope, those have been there sinec about 2001 and r still there today. its a little museum with more than just those planes. i think its a mcdonall douglas site
Pardon My last comment, The aircrafts are as follows: (top Small)Lockheed U2, (Right)Lockheed A-12 And the one on the left is the SR-71 Blackbird. But, halo, you are wrong there where at least 8 made and as far as i know only one was shot down.
Ya I stand corrected, all the same though it is a museum, not exactly the same thing as finding some on an airstrip. You can go and look at the planes, read bout em ect. Skunkworks, where they designed and built the planes is one of the buildings to the north west of the museum.
I didn't believe those were real planes either. Shure as shit i went to google earth 34°36'10.25"N 118° 5'9.34"W and there they were sitting in the dessert. Also some of you people are getting way to worked up over the term spyplane. I belive these, at least the SR-71 was considered a spyplane at the time it was developed. Just because it's old news doesn't change it's purpose when it was built.
addalad, those aircraft actually exist... it is an SR-71 and a U2 spyplane by the looks of them... they have been around since the early part of the cold war...
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moomoo1337 11 months ago 2
i typed in palmdale CA on google maps and went northeast and went into street view on E Avenue P south of the blackbirds and DID ANYONE ELSE NOTICE THE NIGHTHAWK??????????????? cause i did
Onthebay3636 1 year ago
A-12,Sr-71, U-2 update just on the left side is F-117A
VENICECHIEF 1 year ago
why an alien head at 0:10
HAWX234 1 year ago
@HAWX234 exactly... why?
fairhillnorrie 1 year ago
@fairhillnorrie dunno
HAWX234 1 year ago
what diabolical music....
joewap696 1 year ago
best video on youtube...EVER! Thanks sooo much.
s04r3r 1 year ago
sorry to say but google earth zooms in on Australia not california
Thaughtso 1 year ago
its a museum , what fucking asshole doesnt know that !
shutupstupid9 1 year ago 2
It is a U-2 and 2 SR-71 Blackbirds:-)
gitargud7 1 year ago
LOl...some discovery. A U2 plane that's been out of service since the early 1960's and 2 SR71s.
Psst....there is a place in Az where military hardware that is decommissioned and cut up is displayed so the Russian satellites can verify the destruction of those systems.
Flankitto04 1 year ago
NW from this Blackbirds is funny shadow from 2
U-2 but I dont see Plans,only shadows.
34°37'13.32''N
118°05'09.10'' W
arturro19677 1 year ago
sr-7 blackbird
kondzio2304 2 years ago
Blackbirds ^^
BillyWithTalent666 2 years ago
The second location on this video is at Palmdale Airport/Air Force Plant 42 in California. If you do a Google Maps search on "blackbird airpark" you will see it.
KlagTerrow 2 years ago
The first stop is Uluru, in Australia. The second is (as close as I can tell) is Pima Air Museum or Davis Monthan AFB in Tucson, Az.
DasTuefel 2 years ago
U2 and 2 SR 71 Blackbirds =)
yurihammo 2 years ago
Acctually the picture is of a U-2, An SR-71, and the jet to the North is an YF-12. The YF was to be our first Mach3+ bomber. Only three of the 12's were built. They were just slightly slimmer in profile to the Blackbird. (Information comes from the Blackbird archives)and a 5000 word senior paper on the Blackbirds developement)
DasTuefel 2 years ago
By the time Obama gets finished...we'll be flying B-17's for the ultimate in cost cutter savings...I mean they can still drop a cruise missle ....right?:)
firstdance2000 2 years ago
LOL!!!! flying B-17s for the ultimate in cost savings..
nutcaseunited 2 years ago
too bad the habu is not in service now :( was a good baby girl
RemoRa2826 2 years ago
Indeed.
AzzyTay 1 year ago
she is my fav. baby girl i also have a zippo lighter with a blackbird figure on it sometimes i check the videos of her just the listen to her beautiful engine "whislles" :)
RemoRa2826 1 year ago
This is my favorite also, i just wish it was still in service so i could grow up, and get a chance to fly her.
AzzyTay 1 year ago
This is a shot of the Lockeed Martin museum in Palmdale, CA it is not a military base. Shown in the shot are two SR-7 and one U-2 both relics of the cold war era. These lanes have been decommissioned from military use and are now use purely for research purposes. Their former missions are now being carried out by unmanned aircraft or orbiting satellites. So yeah! come down! you have not discovered any secret US bases! it is indeed a museum boys and girls! By the way the music blows big time!!!
drjekill2986 2 years ago 63
The U-2 is still very much in service. Now re-engined and upgraded they carry the designation U-2S. NASA also have a few examples in service. The last aircraft lost was during 2005. It crashed killing the USAF pilot in the United Arab Emirates after a mission over Afghanistan.
TEEEEEEEEJ 2 years ago
I believe the U2 was scheduled to be retired by 2011 but
In January 2006, then Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced the pending retirement of the U-2 fleet as a cost-cutting measure, this also included the elimination of all but 56 B-52s and a complete reduction in the F-117 fleet.
I believe that although a large part of the b-52 fleet was not touched, the U2 did not survive that memo and has not seen active duty this year. (To the best of my knowledge of course)
drjekill2986 2 years ago
The U-2S is still very much active. The plan on paper was retirement in 2012, but that has
slipped to 2014 and possibly beyond. The current thinking is that the USAF will not retire the U-2 until
the Block 30/40 Global Hawks come on line. U-2s have been noted passing through RAF Fairford, UK this year
for deployment and rotation in the Middle East.
TEEEEEEEEJ 2 years ago
may be you are better informed in that area than the rest of us. I am speaking based on the official statements made by the pentagon in 2006 and the beginning of 2009 but i guess that doesn't mean much these days. Anyway thanks for sharing the info! cheers
drjekill2986 2 years ago
No problem. All that info is recent and from the aviation press. If the U-2 was ever to retire or be deactivated it would be big news in the aviation world. RAF Fairford is also opened by notice to airmen announcements to the aviation community in the public domain. Aviation enthusiasts turn up to photograph and video. Radio enthusiasts also monitor them on radio as they squawk and use the callsign Dragon. You will find some of the recent Fairford U-2 videos from 2008 on You Tube.
TEEEEEEEEJ 2 years ago
Very True
AzzyTay 1 year ago
@drjekill2986
the u-2 is still in service and congress had denied the request to retire it several times because it is so adaptive and the museum is on Beale AFB
fawas92 1 year ago
@drjekill2986 Actually, one is indeed an SR-71, but the other one is a single seat A-12.
AV8R4HM 7 months ago
@AV8R4HM you can tell that by looking at a blurry picture?
hawkplaya94 5 months ago
@hawkplaya94 No, I have been there.
AV8R4HM 5 months ago
@AV8R4HM oh ok
hawkplaya94 5 months ago
the SR71?
ingz1993 2 years ago
those pix were from palmdale, ca. in front of Skunk Works!
davidgriffin14 2 years ago
those pix are taken in front of area 42 in palmdale, ca. (skunk works)
davidgriffin14 2 years ago
...you are kidding, you actually didn't think those were active aircraft??? if you did you need to do a little studying instead playing on this idiot box so much!!!
scotsman40 2 years ago
those are on display numbskull
jaygongin 2 years ago 2
There are about 3 Sr-71's at Edwards Afb
wanaplayrough 2 years ago
what is the music called?
Ventriscosa 2 years ago
The other one is an U-2
resern 2 years ago
Two SR-71 blackbirds and what's that other plane?
IHaveABigMoustache 2 years ago
its on avenue P and 25th street in lancaster hahaha your secret is revealed
elliottmlipson 2 years ago
Uhm, the U-2 and SR-71 are both retired planes.
Pelicanproverb 2 years ago 2
not true, the u2 is still used, i live 2 miles from beale afb that still flies them. but ur right about the sr-71
whatitischief 2 years ago
who is the stuipid basterd that put this up this photo is of a static display museum by the skunk works in palmdale ca.
sewallm60 2 years ago 5
waht is the alien at the beginning?!
OH0PO 2 years ago 2
Cool! Spyplanes on top of a building!?
Ventriscosa 2 years ago
The SR 71 was retired in 1998 with the exception of two being used by NASA.
13robby 3 years ago 3
Nothing's stealthier than putting 3 spy planes at the corner of an intersection.
logyscott 3 years ago 3
Lol i laugh if no one noticed it
ginoown 2 years ago
looks like a museum no biggy theres plenty of museums that show off planes
sawer999 3 years ago
it looks like model planes in a big block of polystrine, lol
1GLENNW1 3 years ago
It's a Replica of those planes. I've been there
GlobalMQ 3 years ago 14
@GlobalMQ those are actual jets...just stripped out...waiting for the russians....
tcamaro7 9 months ago
FAke fake fake please delete this video!! stop uploading stupid video's!!!
combossss 3 years ago 2
2 black birds and a U2 ... wow .. .. they must be in stelth mode :P
couragenow 3 years ago 4
appears to be in so cal, maybe edwards but not sure, 2 sr71's & a u2, on a street corner in that formation, you could drive by & see it.
jmabbott888 3 years ago
GHEY!!!
paratrpr 3 years ago
Those are not spy planes
danx777x 3 years ago
Yes they are, the more conventional looking one is a very high altitude spy plane called a U-2, the name of the others I forget but instead of very high altitude it uses very high speed to avoid anti-air fire.
Corsican153 3 years ago
other two are black birds. not spy planes.
danx777x 3 years ago
SR-71 Blackbirds. They are spy planes, it was the replacement for the U2, they fly really high and really fast instead of just really high like the U2, also it incorporated some stealth technology like radar absorbing material.
LazyGunGuy 3 years ago
U-2 can also avoid enemy radar on ground and sea on a height of 21 kilometers above sea level
pawnmaniak 2 years ago
Eh? No it can't, that's not how the U-2 works, it isn't a stealth plane. It avoids missiles by flying at extreme height, which I think is closer to 60,000ft, not 20,000ft. The U-2 was often picked up on radar but few missiles or fighters could get high enough to shoot it down.
Corsican153 2 years ago 3
Tell that to Gary Powers... the US pilot that got downed by a SAM over 50 years ago... at the time the plane first flew, yes it could fly higher than surface to air missiles... but as things worked out, we'd only created a new goal for the Soviets.
louswire 2 years ago
Yeah, the US underestimated the speed at which the Russians could make a missile capable of taking the U2 out. It also got intercepted by a Lightning F.3 once, so getting to it wasn't impossible, just very hard.
Corsican153 2 years ago
The SR-71 Blackbird is a well known spy plane. Its no government cock-up. Just about everyone who is farmiliar with planes knows what it is
pajamaman109 3 years ago
america spyplane is good..
ussr russia spyplane is evil
bestamerica 3 years ago
its not a huge secret. they exist get over it
atroby91 3 years ago
I think this veideo is very pretty, but a con...
All Google Earth images are screened and censored by the relevant governments for "del;icate" information.
Just try to "see" Crystal City, for example.
lambdavi 3 years ago
whats in crystal city
jurassicjoshua 3 years ago
To keep something secret, plaster it in everybody's face for all to see.
Crystal City is next door to the Pentagon.
Commuters drive by and many work in it.
It's a stone's throw from the Pentagon in Arlington County.
lambdavi 3 years ago
Iv seen the blackbird in an air museum
cowbuut 3 years ago
wow so kingerz is an idiot.
RocketMaster2 3 years ago
Uh yeah so I think they're on exhibit or something. I doubt they're washing the things lol.
RocketMaster2 3 years ago
Two SR 71, and a U2, but everybody knows that these planes were here and these are old planes...
maxgyver75 3 years ago
The SR-71 Blackbird isn't realativly old. The U-2 was commisioned in the 50's I believe..
NCOProductions 3 years ago
america spyplane is good..
ussr russia spyplane is evil
bestamerica 3 years ago
wow ur fuckin retarted those r sr71s ur dumb shit
SoxWSC05 3 years ago 2
Which are spy planes.
PDJ11 3 years ago
i just discovered that by second 0:20, you can see an alien face in an horizontal mode :o...--
dumbassinaction3000 3 years ago
dude those are not spy planes those are SR-71s
epicstartshere 3 years ago
SR-71s are spy planes...
TheCrazyFinn 3 years ago
SR-71s are indeed spy planes you dumbass. The other plane is a U-2.
ODACerberus 3 years ago
its two sr71 blackbirds and a u2, both are completely unclassified and obsolete nowadays, the blackbird was completely unarmed due to its speed. these are not top secret planes they have been in the public domain for decades you morons.
jonmns77 3 years ago 2
Question: what's the point of using spy planes nowadays? Why not use satellites and drones with high fuel? Unless you need to use sonar or some other type of test that require proximity (like maybe a thermal check; in which case a drone is still preferable), a drone or satellite is perfect for spying.
youarepwned 3 years ago
wow are u just playing a joke or are u that gullible no offense it looks real but if u use common sense u could tell its not what it looks like for example they wouldnt leave jets and planes on top of a roof thingy again no offense
rengiil777 3 years ago
good grief....do you REALLY think the freekin government or the NWO or whatever is going to leave THREE secret planes out on the tarmac for all & sundry to see?? Man.....maybe you oughta' think about what you're proposing BEFORE you post it cuz this is only interesting from the clinical psychologist's point of view....you know..like how gullible your average conspiracy buff is? There's plenty of REAL interesting things out there..you don't need to imagine them.
colonelklinkk 3 years ago
well.... if you think about it,
a. it's no secret that we have spy planes
b. i doubt any countries have any reason to specifically aim for these three planes, since it wouldn't be worth the counter attack
c. I'm pretty sure an antimissile missile would take out anything heading there.
I mean... it's like trying to act like there's no such thing as area 51. We all know something's happening there; but we also know there are more powerful weapons being made somewhere else. In a hidden place
youarepwned 3 years ago
Your logic is as infantile as it comes...you don't even make a cogent argument. You are obviously too un-informed to carry on a diologue with so don't respond please.
You didn't even address thge point I was trying to deal with........gaaddd damn this silly
colonelklinkk 3 years ago
... Ok, guess what, I too have a relatively vast cache of vocabulary words to choose from, but just because I do doesn't mean the validity of my points is more so. Congratulations for knowing the words "cogent" and "infantile" and "dialogue" (which you spelled incorrectly, genius)... Now, instead of ad hominem attacks, why don't you go ahead and address my incogent arguments. Where am I incorrect? Do you seriously think other countries don't know we have spy planes? I'd like your counter.
youarepwned 3 years ago
haha sweet
tiggerny88 3 years ago
black birds?
cheesegrator 3 years ago
this guy lives on the 60's hahahaha dude it's 2008...F-22s....
NTTKR 3 years ago 2
The other guy is right. It is called Blackbird Park in Palmdale. Across the street from National Aviation Administration and Across from Air Force Plant 42. They are static displays of two SR-71's and a U2. We have much better spy planes now..trust me..
stellarblue51 3 years ago
SR-71 isn't a spyplane its a supersonic bomber. U2 is an old high altitude unmanned spy plane the other two are manned.
haxorjj 3 years ago
the SR-71 took over from the U2, which was manned, so it was a spy plane. was originaly intended as a bomber but was changed during the design programme to be a high level spy plane instead.
dockers1990 3 years ago 2
those three planes are on public dislay at palmdale afb plant 42. two sr's and a u-2. I've been to this display.
xljsr 3 years ago
just checked on google maps i just saw the exact same picture its a display.
halibutfisher123 3 years ago
no big seceret, its just some SR71's and something else
DannyMcGurkMonifieth 3 years ago
if you look around the outside of the spyplanes it looks as if its been photo shopped. and and i doubt spyplanes A. are that big (bigger than the hangers B. wouldve been photographed by google
dougie1dug2 3 years ago
there on diplay
coz ther frikin old
unless the pic was taken 43 years ago then its pointless
occasusefficax 3 years ago
The layout of the place makes it seem like they're put there to look like statues, looking over the street.
edito777 3 years ago
Look, we dont need some dowie russian comenting on spyplanes, we all know you are a spy. Ad they obviosly have taken a pic of a U2 cos its right there!!!! lol
im pretty sure they are at nellis AFB in california
wezza36 3 years ago
Nellis AFB Las Vegas NV not California
XxJimmieVegasxX 3 years ago
yeah soz i realised that after i left the comment :)
wezza36 3 years ago
m8 , no offence but those are not real functioning 'spy planes' as u called them . its an exhibit. all the photos taken on google earth are from normal planes , no way ever would it be alowed to take a picture of a top secret u2 SPY PLANE for the U.S.OF.A
sirklashviper 3 years ago
FYI to all people that dont know wtf those plans are. The one with the long wings is a U2and the two big jets are SR-71 Blackbirds. I just thought i would clear some confusion with that subject
HaloManiac09 3 years ago
It's called Uluru...jeesus how stupid are some of you people
lizardspawn 3 years ago
Ayers Rock mate
itypethenamehere 3 years ago
its not like its any big deal that you can see them...they aren't "officially" used anymore and those are just on display
VMFA134 3 years ago
isnt that an SR 71 Blackbird?
ChRIs23696 3 years ago
yea and a u-2
walkofdoom 3 years ago
it has 2 names (following the current trend) prick.
drumboarder1 3 years ago
Seeing as they own it they can call it whatever they like.
watzupdawg 3 years ago
Agreed. Why the fuck are you arguing over the name of a fucking rock?
Xalphox 3 years ago
Every people have the right to be seen as valid and their culture respected.
watzupdawg 3 years ago
No it is called Uluru. Only trailer trash calls it Ayers Rock.
watzupdawg 3 years ago
oh my its x-men and they are on the roof!
naenaetaylor 3 years ago 2
the first one is Ayers Rock not an alien idiot
dbkoob 3 years ago
Those r SR 71 Black Bird. Now decommissioned, BB were the fastest hypersonic spyplanes used by US.
perfectchiz 3 years ago
its an sr-71 blackbird lol i read abought one in a plane book i got at a muesium
motomancr 3 years ago
be rather hard to get those planes out of that spot wouldn't it?
ganymedeIV4 3 years ago
Come on people, at :30 that's the Blackbird Air Park in Palmdale on the southern edge of Plant 42. Look it up. There's an SR71, A12 and U2 parked in this picture. There is also an SR71 engine there and there used to be a D21 drone on a trailer. It's right across the street from an FAA ATC radar operation building.
kirkmach32 3 years ago
Dude, it is a show stand. I went there and they have the U2 and SR71 on display in concrete
lambogeek 3 years ago
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Baraknu 3 years ago
Both those types of plane, teh SR 71 and U 2, are decades old and have long since been declassified. There is a SR-71 on static display ant the Air National Guard facility at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport. you can see it on Google Earth, Google Maps, mapquest images, etc.
Should I post that video too? Uncovering the secret?
BobEllis79 3 years ago
SR-71 Blackbirds really are not that big.
doggyturds 3 years ago
they are 107 feet 4 inches long
56 feet wide and 18 feet high
that's pretty big
simmo13R 3 years ago
Kinda meant in scale to the surroundings. They looked as if it was copy and paste.
doggyturds 3 years ago
jesus you couldnt make it more fake! sheesh! even the americans don't leave planes out like that.
Tarmack002 3 years ago
I rated this video 1 star but changed my mind: can you make it ½ star?
ZotDudot7 3 years ago 4
ok im good now , but i was in a freaking shock , when you feel like being freezed and stunned , like "out of my self" ,
REALLY PLEASE PEOPLE LEAVE A WARNING OF DISTURBING CONTENT BEFORE SUCH PRANKS , ITS NOT PRANK FOR ME
stewox1 3 years ago
FUCK YOU BASTARD YOU SCARED ME WITH THAT FUCKING FACE FUCK YOU , ATLEAST LEAVE A WARNING BEFORE PLEASE oh god
stewox1 3 years ago 4
yeah thats just a Aircraft musuem right next to an airport, nothing big.
BGVAC31 3 years ago 3
this guy's right.
waffelcone 3 years ago
you can also see the sr71 and other planes on the deck of the intrepid (currently being renovated) in google earth on the west side of Manhattan, ny ny.
DjSkrull 3 years ago
32°10'4.84"N 110°51'16.50"W
b101aa2 3 years ago
Does anyone know what the KH stands for , as in KH-11 spy sattelite ? KeyHole
antiochblade 3 years ago
I believe you're right it's Key Hole
Scott11078 3 years ago
At full speed it takes the SR-71 150 miles to make a U turn , the only reason is because it travels so fast . When refueling the SR-71 was going at its slowest and had to keep from stalling . While the KC-135 which was refueling it was going as fast as it possibly could .
antiochblade 3 years ago
The SR-71 leaked so badly on the tarmac it had to be re-fueled immediately once it got to refueling altitude . The joints were separated because at speed the joints would heat up , expand , close up and the leaks would disappear . The self sealing fuel bladders would leak because of the open joints . The missles were done away with after Francis Gary Powers was shot down in 1961? and the Air Force did a total rethink in policy . This is how the B-1/B-1B Lancer was born . Another story....
antiochblade 3 years ago
The YF-12 was the Air Force designation for thier experimental aircraft . When released to service it was changed to the now famous SR-71 . When it was in YF-12 designation it was equipped with 2 sidewinder missles also which were kept in the fuselage ala F-22 Raptor . Some SR-71s were so equipped but eliminated quickly after entering spy service . They were based at Beale A.F.B. in Northern Ca. The plane is actually 45+ years old and still holds all high speed transit records .
antiochblade 3 years ago
Place that where SR-71 and U-2 was born.
cuttingwoodnow 3 years ago
RETIRED PLANES LOL
username0u812ic 3 years ago
That's retarded, the U-2 and SR-71 haven't been used for real spying for over 20 years.
oppinoy 4 years ago
OMG SCARY AILEN
qwertythezippet 4 years ago
i live near there. that in palmdale cali, ive lived here for about 10 years. 2 sr 71 and a u 2. its a pretty cool little museum, the a couple of the unmanned supersonic spy planes there now too.
Bgguy186 4 years ago
yeah funny i thought that was picture from the miramar cali air show blackbirds
JRC808 4 years ago
I thought the gov has some high tech under ground facility. Owned by own satellites.
connie59do 4 years ago
1 lancer 2 black birds can u send me the corodonates
BrokenArsenal 4 years ago
SR71's rock. and they still hold the speed record for aircraft.=)
iindium 4 years ago
Wow a declassified spy plane from the cold war, your badass...real badass.. and be careful because the government doesn't like poeple like you trying to snoop on their shit, id watch your back.
airsoft3003 4 years ago
lol
tbgwill01 4 years ago
woodruff135 is right: one is an A-12, one is an SR-71 and one is U-2. He's a bit off in that there were 13 A-12s, 30 SR-71s and about 87-90 U-2s built. There was another variant the YF-12 in which there were 3 built. Gary Powers was shot down in a U-2 over Russia. Greg78X, the SR-71 was retired in Jan 90 with 3 going to NASA. they were reactivated shortly in 1995 but cut in 97 or 98. there are currently ZERO in the scrapyards. the U-2 is currently on its 'S' model variant.
ltdave427 4 years ago
There was another variant the YF-12 in which there were 3 built.
That is the bomber. It would work just fine.
jimashtube 4 years ago
the YF-12 was actually an interceptor, it was the predecessor of the sr-71, which was based on the YF-12 design. google it.
Bgguy186 4 years ago
Those are stealths, one currently desplayed at Kalamazoo Air Zoo in Kalamazoo Michigan. Those were probibly being transported. They've been decommisioned. Dumbass
PuffinBoy415 4 years ago
watch who you call dumbass till you know what you are talking about.. the 2 plans are SR-71 BlackBirds, the one Plane is a U-2. But I agree they are onthe way to the scrap yard or oulw NEVER be parked outside in the elements
Greg78X 4 years ago
I saw a blackbird on display parked out in the elements (presumably for the whole weekend) at an airshow around 1980 or earlier. It was hardly roped off and I could have easily run over to it and touch it. It was quite an awesome plane.
theczechfamous 4 years ago
"Never parked outside in the elements"? Greg, sorry but those aircraft have been right there since at least 2001 when i first walked around them. BTW, that site is in Palmdale, CA. That area (about 50 miles north of downtown LA) gets less than 30 days of rain a year. The "elements" is mostly sunshine and dust. I lived about 2 miles from that display from '01 to '04.
ahereticiam 4 years ago
nope, those have been there sinec about 2001 and r still there today. its a little museum with more than just those planes. i think its a mcdonall douglas site
Bgguy186 4 years ago
Pardon My last comment, The aircrafts are as follows: (top Small)Lockheed U2, (Right)Lockheed A-12 And the one on the left is the SR-71 Blackbird. But, halo, you are wrong there where at least 8 made and as far as i know only one was shot down.
woodruff135 4 years ago
Ok Retards do you notice the little I's on the airplanes? if you mouse over them it says exactly what magicmentalmaniac and Panopticon51 said OK? OK.
woodruff135 4 years ago
Fucktard
For one, those are the well known SR-71 blackbirds
they arent flying
and they arent bombers.
The other is a U2 i think.
magicmentalmaniac 4 years ago
where is this place?
shamsuzzaman333 4 years ago
palmdale caifornia, about 50 miles south of L.A.
Bgguy186 4 years ago
Looked like a model kit to me.
cartmanborg 5 years ago
Ya I stand corrected, all the same though it is a museum, not exactly the same thing as finding some on an airstrip. You can go and look at the planes, read bout em ect. Skunkworks, where they designed and built the planes is one of the buildings to the north west of the museum.
GildedOrchid 5 years ago
I didn't believe those were real planes either. Shure as shit i went to google earth 34°36'10.25"N 118° 5'9.34"W and there they were sitting in the dessert. Also some of you people are getting way to worked up over the term spyplane. I belive these, at least the SR-71 was considered a spyplane at the time it was developed. Just because it's old news doesn't change it's purpose when it was built.
akabenno 5 years ago
all three of them r still spy planes
Bgguy186 4 years ago
addalad, those aircraft actually exist... it is an SR-71 and a U2 spyplane by the looks of them... they have been around since the early part of the cold war...
Panopticon51 5 years ago
What was the point of the alien?
celticspringers 5 years ago
to give alien-technology enthusiasts some talking point. worked too, see previous comments!
kingerz 5 years ago
Is the music from Amadeus?
jonesed209 5 years ago
The U2 and SR-71 Backbird! Cool find!