[Sirius Lee]

Great! Now everybody in the world’s gonna know that a U2 can fly higher than 60K feet.

[hattend]

its been common knowledge for decades

[Tijeras_Slim]

I sense a missing sarcasm tag.

[dangus]

Hello, hello (hola)
I’m at a place called Vertigo (¿dónde está?)
It’s everything I wish I didn’t know
Except you give me something
I can feel, feel

[dangus]

I’ve lost all self-control
Been living like a mole
Now going down, excavation
I and I in the sky
You make me feel like I can fly
So high, elevation

[dangus]

In the howling wind comes a stinging rain
See it driving nails
Into the souls on the tree of pain
From the firefly, a red orange glow
See the face of fear
Running scared in the valley below

[Vermont Lt]

I think they had to drop down to that level.

[Chad C. Mulligan]

Great! Now everybody in the world’s gonna know that a U2 can fly higher than 60K feet.

The Air Force and Lockheed have long admitted that the U-2 operates normally at 70,000 feet. No-one seems willing to say whether it has gone higher, but since unpowered sailplanes have topped 80,000, it would seem likely that the U-2 can, too.

[spokeshave]

Great! Now everybody in the world’s gonna know that a U2 can fly higher than 60K feet.

Garrfy Powers in a U2 was shot down at 70,000ft during the Cold War in the mid 50's

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