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15th Jan 2018, 07:29
Reports speculating Lockheed Martin may have already built a successor to the SR71.
From this article https://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/101/3897-full.html?ET=avweb:e3897:321659a:&st=email#230173
In his speech, Jack O’Bannon of Lockheed Martin was talking about “digital transformation” and let it slip that his company’s potential replacement for the SR-71 “could not have been made” without the new technology. Lockheed Martin had, until that point, only spoken of the so-called SR-72 in the future tense.
From this article https://www.avweb.com/eletter/archives/101/3897-full.html?ET=avweb:e3897:321659a:&st=email#230173
In his speech, Jack O’Bannon of Lockheed Martin was talking about “digital transformation” and let it slip that his company’s potential replacement for the SR-71 “could not have been made” without the new technology. Lockheed Martin had, until that point, only spoken of the so-called SR-72 in the future tense.