Re: Janet flight at Ellignton AFB (NASA)

In article <nMMxj.7819$Mw.4736@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "M.Butzin" <mfbutzin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > Go to the following site to see satelite views of blackbirds. Some are
in
> > hangers and cannot be seen.
> 
> Aircraft that are in hangers are in use or being prepped for use, you 
> <would> know that if you were in the Air Force. But they don't teach
that at 
> Radio Shack management school do they? There are SR-71's in Guam and
some 
> have been used over Afghanistan right after 911. The CIA has the funds
to 
> fly whatever it wants to when ever it needs to, even "retired" ones. 

How exactly does the CIA fly a de-milled SR-71 that is sitting in a
museum with a cut main spar and no engines?  Not to mention that the
Blackbird takes a special kind of fuel with has to be manufactured
in a special refinery run.  If someone placed an order for JP-7,
then you might be onto something.  You also need dedicated tankers
to sup****t SR-71 operations.  If you can point out which tankers are
in the air carrying JP-7, then maybe your story might be possible.
In the mean time, no JP-7, and no tankers carrying JP-7, then you
have no SR-71 flights.

-john-

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