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At Mach 3.2, the A12 Blackbird was the fastest aircraft in the world when it first flew in 1962. Four decades later, it still is. The A12 was designed from the beginning to be a pure surveillance plane for the CIA, capable of shooting nothing but highresolution film. It excelled in that role, although some details of its performance and missions remain classified. Now, using CIA connections and a lot of persistence, the authors used the Freedom of Information Act to unveil and declassify much of the information found in this book. Find out why the SR71 was chosen as the successor to the A12, and learn about the previously topsecret capabilities and missions these aircraft accomplished.
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