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U-2 Spy Plane at EAA AirVenture 2007

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The U-2 came back to Oshkosh for the first time in ten years. The pilot says it's not a spy plane. We find out what he says the U-2 is and see why it has so many people's interest. For 100+ high quality videos of EAA AirVenture, check out www.airventure.org!!!!!

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  • I like the old boy who'd flown both the SR-71 & the U-2....that is one helluva career to have had...!

  • Excellent video... I especially love the appearance of the legendary Col. Robert Powell.. WOW!! 1,800 hours in a U2 and over 1,000 in an SR-71... No wonder he earned 17 Air Medals and 2 Distinguished Flying Crosses.. Sir, we should ALL salute you!!

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  • huggie huggins ha ha

  • True, but to get over a 1,000 in the SR and 1,800 in the U-2 is quite impressive. To put things in perspective, in over 50 years of flight, there are only 25 or so guys with over 2,000 hours in the U-2. Comparing military time with civilian time isn't apples to apples. Airline guys log "flight" time from push back until arriving back at the gate. Even comparing military to military between different jets isn't the same. Heavy drivers build time much faster than fighters for example.

  • many pilots have well over 10,000 hours as standard in some aircraft

  • There's a U-2 being towed to the runway at Palmdale Ca on google earth

  • Oh Jesus THANK YOU for this!!

  • stupid media, a "SPY PLANE"

  • Cool airplanes, there were 2 of them in PR for a little while several years ago. When they're at cruise altitude it's flown by the computer. If they go 5 knots faster they exceed their Mach limit, 8 knots slower and they stall. The pilot I talked to said that at max altitude if he loses power it would take him 1 1/2 hours to glide back down to land lol!

  • kinda scary looking aircraft, huh?

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