End of an Era: Legendary U-2 Spy Plane Retires Its Film Cameras
The digital age has finally caught up with one of the United States’ Cold War-era legends.
Source: nationalinterest.org
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The digital age has finally caught up with one of the United States’ Cold War-era legends.
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Flying the U-2 means flying "alone, unarmed, and unafraid, many miles from your home base," a U-2 pilot told Insider.