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Watch the legendary Lockheed U-2S Dragon Lady – America's iconic high-altitude reconnaissance spy plane – in stunning action at RAF Fairford, UK! This hyper-realistic spotter-style footage captures the "Dragon Lady" taxiing with pogo wheels attached, launching into a dramatic steep 40°+ rocket-like climb (pogos dropping away right after lift off), and performing one of aviation's toughest landings — with the high-speed chase car racing alongside to guide the pilot, followed by the ground crew rushing under the wings to reinstall the pogos for safe taxi back. The U-2 has flown secret missions since the 1950s, soaring above 70,000 feet at the edge of space. As of March 2026, it's actively supporting critical intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) in Operation Epic Fury amid escalating U.S.-Israel operations against Iran — appearing in CENTCOM infographics as part of the assets striking regime targets. These may be among its final deployments before the planned 2026 retirement (though Congress has limited some divestments, keeping parts of the fleet flying longer). RAF Fairford continues as a key forward base, with recent arrivals from Beale AFB in February 2026 and winter circuits in January highlighting its enduring role. Key highlights: Insane steep takeoff climb Pogo wheels drop in flight Chase car drama during landing Ground crew teamwork to reattach pogos If the rocket climb or chase car landing got your heart racing, smash that LIKE 👍, share your thoughts in the comments (What's your favourite U-2 fact? Thoughts on its final missions?), and subscribe for more authentic aviation footage — more spy planes, USAF heavies, and Fairford spotter clips on the way!