But What About The Dragon Lady?
A U-2S equipped with the nose-mounted ASARS-2 radar sensor and a SIGINT system in the wing pods, both supplied by Raytheon.
A U-2S equipped with the nose-mounted ASARS-2 radar sensor and a SIGINT system in the wing pods, both supplied by Raytheon.

Absent from Lockheed Martin’s IS&GS Dragon line-up is the most famous LM product to carry that name. True, the U-2 Dragon Lady is the responsibility of a different LM division–Aeronautics–but with the evergreen spyplane about to enjoy a new lease on life, it seems strange that LM has done little to promote what is arguably the most capable multi-intelligence aircraft ever built.