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Can I give you a striptease?🥰
Watch me take it all off here ⬅️
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Gyat damn. Can you imagine getting behind THAT ass?!
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1990: The SR-71 was officially retired by the Air Force.
Early 1990s: Political reasons, rather than obsolescence, were the primary drivers for the retirement, according to Ben Rich, former Skunk Works Vice President of Lockheed's Skunk Works.
1995: Congress authorized funding for a limited reactivation of the SR-71 program.
1996: Three SR-71s were prepared for flight, but the Air Force did not assign them any operational missions.
1997: President Clinton deleted funding for the program with a line-item veto.
1998: The Air Force permanently retired the SR-71, for the second time.
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In 1990, Ed Yeilding and his RSO, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Vida flew an SR-71 Blackbird from California to Virginia in 64 minutes and 20 seconds, averaging a speed of over 2,300 miles per hour. This flight set the record for the fastest coast-to-coast flight ever recorded.
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