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How fast did the sr71 blackbird fly?
2200 mph
What layer of atmosphere did the SR71 Blackbird fly in?
Stratosphere
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How fast did the SR-71 Blackbird airplane fly?
SR71 Blackbird Model M-21: maximum speed: 2211miles/h Generally, the given answer for all models of the SR71 is: "In excess of Mach 3", or more than three times the speed of sound. see related links below for more info
What colour is the SR71 Blackbird?
Black
What impact did the sr71 have?
Fast new way of reconnaissance a quick way to get in and get out safely and take away the need of fighter protection.
Who built the SR71 pickup truck?
Boeing
How fast does the SR71 Blackbird travel?
3.5
What is the top speed of the the sr71 blackbird?
2193 mph
What is a sr71?
It is the Lockheed SR-71 "Blackbird", a reconnaissance aircraft.
Which is faster the SR71 or the F-22?
The SR-71 is far faster.
Is the sr71 blackbird stleth?
No it just flew very high to avoid radar.
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