Linda Sheffield Miller is a journalist at The Aviation Geek Club. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on military aircraft, the SR-71 Blackbird, Cold War history, Air Force missions, and aviation technology. Linda's work has been featured in The Aviation Geek Club.
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Linda Sheffield Miller's articles primarily focus on aviation, military, and spy planes with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. Given this context, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into historical or technical aspects of aviation and military history.
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While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Linda's coverage, it's clear that she has a keen interest in global events related to aviation and military history. Therefore, relevant stories pertaining to international developments within these fields may also capture her attention.
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By: Linda Sheffield Miller
The A-12 pilot who looking for a crashed F-105 in Utah came across a brothel with a runway (A C-7A was the largest aircraft to land there)
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
SR-71 pilot remembers when his RSO Flipped Off a French Mirage III Pilot (Then They lit their Blackbird Afterburners and Outran him)
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
SR-71 crew members tell why the Blackbird spy plane couldn’t exceed Mach 3.2 for the 1976 Absolute Speed Record
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
In 1960s Russia sold titanium to US believing they needed it for Pizza Ovens. But they used it to build SR-71 Blackbird Mach 3+ spy plane
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
While training in anti-SAM tactics, an SR-71 crew left a 5-mile-long contrail in the stratosphere after dumping fuel for 10 seconds
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
The SR-71 Mach 3+ Spy Plane Double-Engine Flameout over North Vietnam that led to Blackbird’s nickname “Sled”
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
SR-71 pilot tells why the F-15 Eagle radar couldn’t see the Blackbird Mach 3 + Spy Plane during Eagle Bait sorties
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
SR-71 pilot recalls spray painting RC-135 silhouettes all over Kadena AB. RC-135 crew members had to remove all the painted planes.
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
B-47 B/N recalls his Stratojet being the only one making across the Pond out of 45 B-47s that took off from Little Rock AFB to UK
By: Linda Sheffield Miller
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh announcer recalls NASA SR-71B having almost catastrophic fuel leak before flyby at EAA Oshkosh
