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Lockheed_U-2 abstract "The Lockheed U-2, nicknamed "Dragon Lady", is a single-engine, ultra-high altitude reconnaissance aircraft operated by the United States Air Force (USAF) and previously flown by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). It provides day and night, very high-altitude (70,000 feet / 21,000 m), all-weather intelligence gathering. The U-2 has also been used for electronic sensor research, satellite calibration, and communications purposes.The U-2 has been prominently featured in several events during the Cold War, at stages of which U-2s commonly overflew the Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China, North Vietnam, and Cuba. In 1960, CIA pilot Gary Powers was shot down while flying a U-2 over Soviet territory. In 1962, a U-2 piloted by Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. was shot down over Cuba by surface-to-air missiles during the Cuban missile crisis.The U-2 has remained in service since the end of the Cold War and is one of several aircraft types that have been operated by the USAF in excess of 50 years. It has participated in conflicts such as Afghanistan and Iraq, and supported several multinational NATO operations. The role of the U-2 is increasingly performed by alternative platforms, such as surveillance satellites, unmanned reconnaissance drones such as the Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk, and conventional aircraft.".
Lockheed_U-2 designer Kelly_Johnson_(engineer).
Lockheed_U-2 manufacturer Lockheed_Corporation.
Lockheed_U-2 manufacturer Lockheed_Martin.
Lockheed_U-2 numberBuilt "86".
Lockheed_U-2 type Reconnaissance_aircraft.
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Lockheed_U-2 wikiPageExternalLink domestic_surveillance.
Lockheed_U-2 wikiPageExternalLink Utility-Flight-Hb-1-Mar-1959.
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Lockheed_U-2 wikiPageExternalLink NSAEBB434.
Lockheed_U-2 wikiPageID "32310".
Lockheed_U-2 wikiPageRevisionID "606251762".
Lockheed_U-2 areaAlt "92.9".
Lockheed_U-2 areaMain "1000.0".
Lockheed_U-2 aspectRatio "10.6".
Lockheed_U-2 ceilingAlt "21300".
Lockheed_U-2 ceilingMain "70000".
Lockheed_U-2 crew "One".
Lockheed_U-2 cruiseSpeedAlt "Mach 0.56, 429 mph, 690 km/h".
Lockheed_U-2 cruiseSpeedMain "373".
Lockheed_U-2 date "20130521174633".
Lockheed_U-2 designer Kelly_Johnson_(engineer).
Lockheed_U-2 emptyWeightAlt "6760.0".
Lockheed_U-2 emptyWeightMain "14300.0".
Lockheed_U-2 engine(jet)_ "General Electric F118-101".
Lockheed_U-2 firstFlight "1955-08-01".
Lockheed_U-2 hasPhotoCollection Lockheed_U-2.
Lockheed_U-2 heightAlt "4.88 m".
Lockheed_U-2 heightMain "16.0".
Lockheed_U-2 introduced "1957".
Lockheed_U-2 jetOrProp%3F_ "jet".
Lockheed_U-2 lengthAlt "19.2 m".
Lockheed_U-2 lengthMain "63.0".
Lockheed_U-2 lists "*List of Lockheed aircraft *List of active United States military aircraft".
Lockheed_U-2 manufacturer Lockheed_Corporation.
Lockheed_U-2 manufacturer Lockheed_Martin.
Lockheed_U-2 manufacturer Skunk_Works.
Lockheed_U-2 maxSpeedAlt "Mach 0.67, 500 mph, 805 km/h".
Lockheed_U-2 maxSpeedMain "434".
Lockheed_U-2 maxTakeoffWeightAlt "18100.0".
Lockheed_U-2 maxTakeoffWeightMain "40000.0".
Lockheed_U-2 morePerformance "43200.0".
Lockheed_U-2 moreUsers Central_Intelligence_Agency.
Lockheed_U-2 moreUsers NASA.
Lockheed_U-2 moreUsers Republic_of_China_Air_Force.
Lockheed_U-2 numberBuilt "86".
Lockheed_U-2 numberOfJets "1".
Lockheed_U-2 planeOrCopter "plane".
Lockheed_U-2 primaryUser United_States_Air_Force.
Lockheed_U-2 rangeAlt "6405".
Lockheed_U-2 rangeMain "5566.0".
Lockheed_U-2 ref "International Directory, USAF Fact Sheet".
Lockheed_U-2 seeAlso "*Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird *Measurement and Signature Intelligence *James May at the Edge of Space".
Lockheed_U-2 similarAircraft "*Bell X-16 *Northrop Grumman RQ-4 Global Hawk *Canberra PR.9/RB-57F Canberra *Myasishchev M-55".
Lockheed_U-2 spanAlt "31.4 m".
Lockheed_U-2 spanMain "103.0".
Lockheed_U-2 status "In service".
Lockheed_U-2 thrustAlt "85 kN".
Lockheed_U-2 thrustMain "19000".
Lockheed_U-2 title "U-2S/TU-2S USAF Fact sheet".
Lockheed_U-2 type "High-altitude reconnaissance".
Lockheed_U-2 typeOfJet Turbofan.
Lockheed_U-2 url factsheet.asp?id=129.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:Black_projects.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:Lockheed_aircraft.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:Monoplanes.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:Signals_intelligence.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:Single-engined_jet_aircraft.
Lockheed_U-2 subject Category:United_States_military_reconnaissance_aircraft_1950–1959.
Lockheed_U-2 type Aircraft.
Lockheed_U-2 type MeanOfTransportation.
Lockheed_U-2 type Product.
Lockheed_U-2 type Model_airplane.
Lockheed_U-2 type TransportationDevice_Vehicle.
Lockheed_U-2 type DesignedArtifact.
Lockheed_U-2 comment "The Lockheed U-2, nicknamed "Dragon Lady", is a single-engine, ultra-high altitude reconnaissance aircraft operated by the United States Air Force (USAF) and previously flown by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). It provides day and night, very high-altitude (70,000 feet / 21,000 m), all-weather intelligence gathering.".
Lockheed_U-2 label "Lockheed U-2".
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Lockheed_U-2 label "Lockheed U-2".
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Lockheed_U-2 label "Lockheed U-2".
Lockheed_U-2 label "Lockheed U-2".
Lockheed_U-2 label "U-2 (航空機)".
Lockheed_U-2 label "U-2偵察機".
Lockheed_U-2 label "لوكهيد يو-2".
Lockheed_U-2 sameAs Lockheed_U-2.
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