U2 dragon lady

A new configuration with three types of sensor systems could make the planes even more versatile and keep them relevant for years to come.

The view from a U2 Dragon Lady spy plane photographed by Commercial Photographer Blair Bunting. The image is part of the series

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The Air Force is still exploring expanding the aircraft's capabilities and mission sets even after more than 60 years of service.

USAF Lockheed U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane.

U-2 Dragon Lady

This image from April 2002 shows the first U-2S Dragon Lady modified under the Reconnaissance Avionics Maintainability Program over Tehachapi, California, on a test flight. Photo by Denny Lombard

The U-2 Dragon Lady was developed by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works. Today, the Skunk Works updates the U-2 to provide more advanced capability thanks to its open architecture. Learn more about the U-2 Dragon Lady: www.lockheedmartin.com/us/products/u2.html

The Cold War era aircraft went down in Sutter County, approximately 45 miles north of the state capital of Sacramento

Experience unmatched capabilities of the U-2S Dragon Lady, a reconnaissance aircraft excelling in strategic operations, setting the bar for future innovations.

2011 Beale AFB Air Show.

Lockheed TR-1 "Dragon Lady". Derivative of the U-2 family.

U2 Cockpit in high resolution. Source: Code One Magazine