GROOM LAKE - AREA 51 A-12 ARCHANGEL CIA PROJECT OXCART HOW THEY GOT HERE(with photos)

I did.sreach this out however i could not find another thred on this topic i found this to be super cool i hope you all enjoy it as much as i did,

Text This piece of the History of the Lockheed A-12 is
dedicated to the memory of Dorsey G. Kammerer. Dorsey
was a part of the Lockheed SkunkWorks from its
inception. He was an "inside" man on the team that built
the P-38 Lightning, the P-80 Shooting Star, the F-104
Starfighter, the U-2 Angel and the A-12 Archangel and
the other versions, the YF-12 and the SR-71.

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Let's hear a rundown of what you found so cool about it. All I see is a link to someone else's writing.

Originally posted by DAVID64
Let's hear a rundown of what you found so cool about it. All I see is a link to someone else's writing.

Can't really type ,.i am on a cell phone at the moment

A very interesting chapter in aviation history. I especially like the pictures.

I wonder why Area 51 was the destination. My guess is that it has the right levels of remoteness that make the choice location.

Originally posted by poet1b

A very interesting chapter in aviation history. I especially like the pictures.

I wonder why Area 51 was the destination. My guess is that it has the right levels of remoteness that make the choice location.

Indeed i was thinking the same thing

In the aircaft world area 51 is called groom lake it was used
To test the first stealth aircaft and the SR-71 and B-2 bomber