My Great Grandfather at the wheel. He was the master mechanic for the police department of Paterson NJ .
Sorry about that I forget it's just what we called them and not everybody knows what it is. The other members are correct it is the common military use for the SR-71 and it does mean a poisonous snake from south east asia. It even appears on their uniform patch and "Kill (missions) stickers
Thanks for the enlightening explanation. I live near the Skunkworks and have seen some SR-71's up close, in the air, and at the local airpark display and still had not heard that term and the great story!
On its way to becoming one of the most recognized spots in the world...It's hard to imagine it wasn't always there.