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"The Last Hot Flight" warthawg a footprint of swirls toThis lithograph captures the SR 71 at its operational altitude of 80,000 feet, during its final flight on March 6, 1990. The Limited edition of 350, each individually signed by the last flight crew, Lt. Col. Ed Yeilding and the late Lt. Col. J. T. Vida, in addition to the artist is sold out. "The Last Hot Flight" is available in an 11" x 15" format for $40. It is also available as a Gicle (pronounced "zhee clay'), which refers to a 7 color print which