America’s SECRET SR-72 Darkstar Is Real! Here’s Why!
History is a teacher like no other, one that has enough lessons to last a lifetime. And one of the most important of these lessons is that nothing beats speed. If subsonic isn’t enough, supersonic likely is. And if supersonic isn’t enough, hypersonic definitely is. This is a lesson that goes back centuries. But a few decades ago, it became more than just a lesson, it became the decider of who would win the Cold War.
Washington and Moscow were at loggerheads, battling it out for the title of the world’s most powerful nation. In these sorts of rivalries, information is always king and spying is always normal. So the United States built the ultimate spy, one so good at its job, it was invisible to both radar and the human eye. It moved at speeds that previously thought impossible, speeds that enabled it evade missiles like dodgeballs. And now, this spy has a more powerful successor. This is the story of the successor — the brand new SR-72 Son of Blackbird and its origin story that began with the missile-evading SR-71 Blackbird.

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