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Https://www.Bestreferat.Ru/images/paper/40/71/8907140.Jpeg Europe The fourth unit of wing 9 was formed at Air Force Base in the United Kingdom in March 1979. The unit had four reconnaissance officers, two SR-71s and two U-2rs, the first commander being Colonel mari, the last one being Colonel hence...

As a matter of principle, landing in conditions of strong lateral wind was worked out — it was recommended to let out a brake parachute before touching a strip and to shoot it right after the first, sharp extinguishing of speed. In the event of such a landing, the wind could no longer “hook” the parachute and take the plane off the landing strip, while the released parachute had time to extinguish the speed to a value sufficient to prevent the plane from skipping the entire runway. On that unhappy...

Even less is known about Sr' AMS intelligence in China. As noted above, the Scouts “picked up” China inadvertently during flights over North Vietnam, but they also carried out flights directly “to China”...

Cuba was considered as an object of exploration since the inception of the project A-12, but for the first time, the bird Kelly Johnson crossed the island of Liberty only in 1978. The crews of the 9th wing worked out flights over Cuba for many years; routine training flight passed on a route: Bill — air space above Atlantic — a turn of a course on a Gulf of Mexico — passage along coast of Cuba — space over Gulf — further through states of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada — the house, on airbase Bill...

The runway is separated from the lane at a speed of 400 km/h and a pitch angle of 10, the average run length is 1300 m. The aircraft reaches a height of 7500 m at an instrument speed of 680 km/h in 2.5 minutes. At this altitude, the scout reaches the fixed speed M=0.9. Usually refueling from KC-135Q tanker is performed immediately after entering the train. After refueling, the pilot switches on the autopilot and switches the gas sectors to the maximum afterburner mode. The altitude climbing starts...