Where are SR-71 on display at?

Answer 1

4-17950SR-71Adestroyed on takeoff 11 April 1969, crew ejected safely64-17951SR-71APima Air Museum, Tucson, AZ (NASA YF-12C 937)64-17952SR-71Acrashed 25 January 1966, pilot survived, RSO killed64-17953SR-71Acrashed 18 December 1969, crew ejected safely64-17954SR-71Adestroyed on takeoff 11 April 1969, crew ejected safely64-17955SR-71AAFFTC Museum, Edwards AFB, CA64-17956SR-71BOperational, NASA Dryden FRC, Edwards AFB, CA64-17957SR-71Bcrashed 11 January 1968, crew ejected safely64-17958SR-71ARobbins AFB Museum, GA64-17959SR-71AAir Force Armament Museum, Eglin AFB, FL64-17960SR-71ACastle Air Museum, Merced, CA64-17961SR-71AKansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, Hutchinson, KS64-17962SR-71AReserve Fleet, Plant 42, Palmdale, CA64-17963SR-71ABeale AFB Museum, CA64-17964SR-71ASAC Museum, Offut AFB, NE64-17965SR-71Acrashed 25 October 1967, crew ejected safely64-17966SR-71Acrashed 13 April 1967, crew ejected safely64-17967SR-71AOperational (USAF), Det 2, 9th SW, Edwards AFB, CA64-17968SR-71AReserve Fleet, Plant 42, Palmdale, CA64-17969SR-71Acrashed 10 May 1970, crew ejected safely64-17970SR-71Acrashed 17 June 1970, crew ejected safely64-17971SR-71AOperational (USAF), Det 2, 9th SW, Edwards AFB, CA64-17972SR-71ANational Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C.64-17973SR-71ABlackbird Airpark, Palmdale, CA (Det 1 ASC)64-17974SR-71Acrashed 21 April 1989, crew ejected safely64-17975SR-71AMarch Field Museum, March AFB, CA64-17976SR-71AUSAF Museum, Dayton, OH64-17977SR-71Adestroyed in takeoff accident 10 October 196864-17978SR-71Adestroyed in landing accident 20 July 197264-17979SR-71AHistory & Traditions Museum, Lackland AFB, TX64-17980SR-71AOperational, NASA Dryden FRC, Edwards AFB, CA64-17981SR-71CHill AFB Museum, Hill AFB, UT