I have photographed various examples from the Blackbird family in Washington, Ohio, Oregon, Washington DC, Arizona, California, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Idaho, and Duxford England.
Although some are included on this page, there is a separate page devoted to the D-21 drone aircraft launched from Blackbird motherships.
YF-12A 60-6935
NMoUSAF 2018
SR-71A 61-7971 (D-21 #534)
Evergreen Aviation Museum 2015
Evergreen Museum 2018
SR-71A 61-7962
Imperial War Museum 2008
Imperial War Museum, Duxford 2019
SR-71A 61-7976
NMoUSAF 2018
SR-71 61-7972
Udvar-Hazy 2015
M-21 60-6940 (D-21 #510)
The M-21 mothership — its mission to launch the D-21 drone.
Museum of Flight 2008
Museum of Flight 2011
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Museum of Flight 2016
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SR-71A 61-7951 (D-21 #533)
Pima Air Museum 2017
SR-71A 61-7975 (D-21 #537)
March AFB 2018
A-12 Blackbird (CIA) 60-6938 #132
USS Alabama Memorial 2024
SR-71A Blackbird 61-7958
Robins AFB 2024
SR-71A 61-7959
Air Force Armory Museum; Eglin AFB 2024
SR-71A Blackbird 64-7960 #2011
Castle AFB, Atwater CA 2024
YF-12A 60-6936 Canopy panel
This is part of the titanium canopy that came with Col. Jack Layton when he ejected from his YF-12A test aircraft as the plane was on fire over Edwards AFB.