Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.
Close-up piece of SR-71 Blackbird titanium embedded in clear acrylic. The fragment is metallic and jagged, which highlights its history from the high-speed reconnaissance aircraft. A blueprint of the SR-71 aircraft is visible in the display.

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SR-71 Blackbird Titanium (Jet Blueprint)

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The SR-71 was engineered by Lockheed and the Skunk Works division to be a long-range reconnaissance jet capable of flying at an altitude of 85,000 feet. Because of its tremendous speed (Mach 3.2+ or 2,464 MPH), not a single SR-71 was shot down during service. This high speed also required that the aircraft be constructed with a special titanium alloy.

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