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	Reconnaissance Summary
		They sometimes are referred to as "the poor man's reconnaissance satellite,"; but they can dramatically increase the power of a military force by allowing the users to know what their adversaries are doing from a vantage point that the vast majority of the world cannot reach.
		Espionage is not normally considered to be covered by the term reconnaissance, as reconnaissance involves uniformed military forces operating ahead of the main force, as opposed to non-combatant individuals within the enemy lines.
		Reconnaissance in force (RIF) is a type of military operation used specifically to probe an enemy's disposition.
	www.bookrags.com /Reconnaissance (2039 words)

	Reconnaissance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Espionage is not normally considered to be covered by the term reconnaissance, as reconnaissance involves uniformed military forces operating ahead of the main force, as opposed to non-combatant individuals within the enemy lines.
		Reconnaissance in force (RIF) is a type of military operation used specifically to probe an enemy's disposition.
		Reconnaissance by fire (or speculative fire, 'spec fire') is a tactic which applies a similar principle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reconnaissance (810 words)

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		Visual reconnaissance assets were used to detect the transfer of Iraqi troops to the southern border four days before the invasion into Kuwait, which, according to American officials, enabled the CIA to predict the possibility of an attack on Kuwait.
		During the course of preparing and conducting combat operations, visual reconnaissance satellites ensured receipt of information on the location and movements of units and military equipment of Iraq's armed forces and...
		However, the current airborne reconnaissance fleet is unable to meet this requirement for four reasons: an inadequate force structure and lack of interoperability; missionized platforms and sensors; ground stations and datalinks; and finally, platform survivability.
	www.lycos.com /info/reconnaissance--air-force.html?page=2 (559 words)

	First World War.com - Encyclopedia - Photo Reconnaissance
		With the onset of trench warfare from September 1914 on the Western Front increased value was placed upon information enabling military strategists (most commonly local commanders) to piece together the precise composition of the enemy's lines.
		Necessarily flying at a low altitude in two-seater aircraft with the observer handling the camera - at least during the early stages of the war while camera equipment was being refined - they comprised straightforward prey for anti-aircraft artillery and pursuit aircraft.
		Photos developed from such missions were carefully studied for evidence of troop movements and industrial sites, the latter providing useful target information for subsequent bombing raids.
	www.firstworldwar.com /atoz/photorecon.htm (397 words)

	8th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron, initially attached to the 19th Bomb Group, then the 6th Photographic Group, ...
		The 8th Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron (8PR) of the 5th Air Force was formed at March Field, California, on 1 February 1942 with 3 Officers and 28 enlisted men.
		The 8th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron set up their photographic laboratory in a high set house at 630 Sturt Street, Townsville.
		A number of pilots from the 8th Photo Recce Squadron were living in a house at 38 Stokes Street near the centre of the Townsville business area.
	home.st.net.au /~dunn/8pr.htm (1184 words)

	SKY SPIES -- The Flyers
		Reconnaissance pilots and other flight personnel, often unarmed and alone, are the unsung heroes of many a battle and campaign.
		In 1951, he was killed on a reconnaissance sortie to Kaesong, Korea, when his plane was shot down and his parachute caught on its tail.
		Elliott Roosevelt, the son of President Franklin Roosevelt, presenting a reconnaissance briefing to Dwight Eisenhower in North Africa in 1942.
	www.nasm.si.edu /exhibitions/lae/script/ss_flyers.htm (698 words)

	American Overhead Visual Reconnaissance Systems
		In addition to the four visual reconnaissance satellites, pictures also being received from commercial satellites for reconnaissance of natural resources, such as LANDSAT-4 and -5 (the U.S. EOSAT consortium) and also Spot-1 and -2 (France), were actively used in the interests of visual surveying of the theater of military operations.
		The KH-11 and Lacrosse were developed primarily for conducting strategic visual reconnaissance in the interests of the CIA and the Joint Chiefs of Staff and, therefore, were not used earlier for operational reconnaissance to support the operations of the troop grouping in the theater of military operations.
		Such satellites will be able to conduct reconnaissance with less effectiveness (worse resolution) than modern satellites, but should ensure more timely accomplishment of reconnaissance missions in the interests of command authorities of the armed forces in the theater of military operations.
	www.fas.org /spp/military/program/imint/andronov.htm (2523 words)

	English Electric Canberra Bomber/Photo Reconnaissance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		It was to be used as a second strike bomber and to determine those areas untouched by the first wave of atomic warheads so that the second wave could finish off the opposition.
		Fortunately, it was never used as a bomber or reconnaissance aircraft in the nuclear roles.
		The British loaned four PR models to the Chileans for side-scanning reconnaissance of Argentina.
	www.constable.ca /canberra.htm (414 words)

	Chapter 13-45
		Fleet Air Photo Group Two had a complete lithographic unit, officers, men and various items of equipment, but one basic piece of equipment wasn't there--the two Harris 20 X 24 lithographic presses, which were supposed to be with the lithographic component.
		He told the pilot of the second photo plane in his flight to follow me down in about two minutes; that he was going to make a low level oblique photo run around the island and that he should do the same.
		Photo results were excellent, however, one man was seriously wounded, two others had slight wounds and the plane was so severely damaged as to require strike after return to Guam.
	www.navyphoto.org /Carol/chap13-45.html (11004 words)

	NZFPM - Photo Reconnaissance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		By 1939 such cameras could be mounted on their own, facing down from any convenient part of the aircraft, with mechanical or electrical remote control and with some form of heating to counter the intense cold at great heights which could freeze oil or frost over the lens.
		The trials were successful and the fighter then became the main instrument of photo reconnaissance during World War 2.
		By mid 1940 the PRU (Photo Reconnaissance Unit) had been firmly established as a growing force.
	www.nzfpm.co.nz /theatres/tow_prec.htm (767 words)

	The Recon Room
		An analysis of these photos confirmed that bases for medium-range missiles were being constructed within striking distance of the United States.
		Of all the photos taken during the crisis this was President Kennedy's favorite.
		A low-flying reconnaissance plane happened to photograph a soldier using an open three hole latrine.
	library.thinkquest.org /11046/recon/recon_room.html (740 words)

	Spaceflight :Reconnaissance and Signals Intelligence Satellites
		During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union used satellites to spy on each other, taking pictures (called imagery intelligence or reconnaissance) and intercepting communications and other electronic transmissions (called signals intelligence).
		Versions of the KH-11 equipped with some infrared capability (later called CRYSTAL and now called by some highly-secret code name) continue to operate today and their images are vital to U.S. military operations.
		But the emergence of commercial imaging satellites in the late 1990s, capable of taking images of objects as small as two feet (0.61 meter) across, means that a capability once available only to the superpowers is now available to any country—or person—with a credit card.
	www.centennialofflight.gov /essay/SPACEFLIGHT/recon/SP38.htm (1628 words)

	34th PHOTO RECON SQUADRON
		Of note in this photo: the steamer storage trunk which held the copy enlarger camera (doubling as a stand), work tables on the left with developing paper, paper cutter and developing trays under a red safety bulb.
		Although photo reconnaissance as a whole was generally unheard of in the ranks, military planners knew all too well the critical role of aerial surveillance.
		Armed only with cameras, the photo reconnaissance squadrons were the eyes of the allied armies in every theater and over every battlefield.
	www.34thprs.org /html/home.html (591 words)

	Low Level Recon During the Crisis
		Its design is unique in that it does not have a shutter which opens and closes, but instead operates on the principle of moving a strip of unexposed film past an open slit at a speed consistent with the apparent movement of the subject being photographed.
		The result is a camera which produces a continuous strip photo with sharp details generally unobtainable with shutter cameras mounted in aircraft flying at high speed at low altitude because of image blur caused by the aircraft's forward motion.
		On Nov. 10, photos were taken of Cuban missile installations with this camera and within 24 hours, they were being examined by President Kennedy.
	library.thinkquest.org /11046/recon/low_level.html (550 words)

	UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY - WHAT WE DO
		One of America’s first brushes with aerial reconnaissance was Professor Thaddeus Lowe’s observation platforms.
		This reconnaissance aircraft (the Blackbird) can survey more than 100,000 square miles of the earth’s surface during a one-hour flight.
		A second reconnaissance satellite program known as the Galactic Radiation and Background (GRAB) experiment was designed to collect ELINT from Soviet air defense radar.
	www.intelligence.gov /2-overyears_c.shtml (453 words)

	California National Guard - Counterdrug Task Force
		Photo interpreters provide analysis and interpretation as required.
		Photos can be used to plan law enforcement counterdrug operations, enhance officer safety, or to help locate marijuana cultivation sites, methamphetamine labs, clandestine airfields, and other drug related sites.
		Photographs can be taken of both urban and rural locations from a variety of altitudes and angles, tailoring the end product to specific law enforcement needs.
	www.calguard.ca.gov /cdtf/C-26 (263 words)

	33rd Photo Reconnaissance Squadron Online
		Through 1944 and 1945, the men of the 33rd Photo Reconnaissance Squadron carried out aircraft operations activities such as engine maintenance and camera repair in the open fields of England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany.
		They were the photo reconnaissance squadrons of World War II, and theirs may be the greatest war story never told.
		This website is dedicated to telling the tale of one of those heroic units: the 33rd Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron of the US Army's 9th Air Force.
	www.33rdprs.org /html/home.html (609 words)

	The Recon Room
		15, two USAF high-flying U-2 reconnaissance aircraft photographed portions of Cuba and analysis of these photos confirmed that bases were being constructed for intermediate-range missiles within striking distance of the United States.
		This photo was President Kennedy's favorite of all those taken during the Cuban crisis.
		When the photo was shown to the president as one "occupied," he laughed and asked why he didn't have this primer earlier.
	members.aol.com /kwiersma/recon/recon_room.html (777 words)

	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to perform photo reconnaissance over Prairie Ridge \| NC Museum of Natural Sciences Media Center
		Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to perform photo reconnaissance over Prairie Ridge
		The reconnaissance mission will demonstrate the aircraft's abilities to provide live video surveillance that could be useful to environmentalists, zoologists, survey teams and law enforcement officials.
		Prairie Ridge is the new field station of the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences.
	www.naturalsciences.org /wnew/2005-05-01_aerialphotos.html (357 words)

	F-10 photo reconnaissance version of B-25 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The F-10 designation refers to the F-for-Foto photographic reconnaissance series, which the USAAC/USAAF used from 1930 to 1947, and should not be confused with the F-for-Fighter series which was not introduced until 1947.
		Often, a standard downward-pointing reconnaissance camera was fitted in the aft fuselage.
		The first units to operate the F-10 were the 311th Photo Wing and the 1st Photo Charting Group.
	home.att.net /~jbaugher2/b25_10.html (332 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The RB-66 reconnaissance aircraft and the B-66 medium bomber were the most advanced of their types in the United States Air Force when introduced in 1954 and 1955.
		The RB-66 was modified for use in night photo reconnaissance, electronics reconnaissance and weather reconnaissance.
		The B-66 "Destroyer" was developed from the Navy A-3D "Skywarrior" for USAF use as a tactical light bomber and photo reconnaissance aircraft, with production ending in 1958.
	www.lycos.com /info/medium-bomber.html (598 words)

	Air Force Link - Photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		OVER SABINE LAKE, Texas -- During photo reconnaissance missions flown by the Civil Air Patrol, aircrews photograph possible signs of pollution that may have resulted from Hurricane Rita.
		By the end of Sept. 26, they completed 50 sorties, providing photo reconnaissance of potential damage, oil spills, traffic congestion, flood assessment and live multispectral imagery for state and federal agencies.
		Sept. 26 was the second day of flight operations after the Texas CAP was requested to begin operations in Houston.
	www.af.mil /photos/index.asp?galleryID=284 (995 words)

	3rd Reconnaissance Battalion Photo Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Unidentified photos will be placed in this main gallery and may be in the specific unit page for identification.
		Headquarters would soon be built on the hillside on the right side of the photo.
		There are at least 5 artillery rounds impacting the base at time the photo was taken.
	vets.appliedphysics.swri.edu /3recphot.htm (599 words)

	TACTICAL AIR RECONNAISSANCE POD SYSTEM
		The TARPS can be used in a variety of tactical photo reconnaissance situations, such as target acquisition, prestrike target identification, poststrike target assessment, target tracking, maritime surveillance, and map surveillance.
		The requirements for any reconnaissance recon) mission are generally passed from the CAG to the reconnaissance squadrons.
		Each squadron having TARPS aircraft is assigned one photo officer and several enlisted Photographer's Mates who work in a ground-support role at the squadron level and as film processor operators in the CVIC.
	www.tpub.com /photographyadv/46.htm (595 words)

	Wilmer Newlin Grubb, Lieutenant Colonel, United States Air Force
		On January 26, 1966, Captain Newk Grubb was the pilot of an RF101C Voodoo reconnaissance aircraft sent on an unarmed photo reconnaissance mission over Quang Binh Province, North Vietnam.
		Evelyn Grubb wrote her husband often, usually stapling a photo of their four sons to the letter.
		Shortly after her husband disappeared, a photo of him as a captive was published in many newspapers throughout the country.
	www.arlingtoncemetery.net /wngrubb.htm (1501 words)

	Korean Service 1950-1954 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Requests for photo reconnaissance were so extensive that in September Far East Air Forces activated the 543rd Tactical Support Group (TSG) to control the reconnaissance squadrons already engaged and to form a visual reconnaissance squadron.
		Flying continuous close surveillance of enemy activities, the group provided photographic intelligence, visual reconnaissance, and direction of fighter-bomber sweeps, to prevent the enemy an opportunity for a last-minute offensive before implementation of the armistice.
		Effective November 15, the 31st SRS moved on paper to join the 5th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at Beale AFB, California, to be replaced by the 91st SRS.
	afhra.maxwell.af.mil /korean_war/usaf_organizations_korea/reconnaissance.html (1763 words)

	FAC
		Some of the versions were still dedicated to the interception role, while others were specialized for ground attack or reconnaissance tasks.
		The F-4C was a derivate of the Navy's F-4B and the Navy adopted the RF-4B reconnaissance variant for the Marine Corps in 1965 which was very close to the RF-4C.
		History: The RA-5C Vigilante two-seat shipboard reconnaissance and attack aircraft was flown for the first time on June 30, 1962 and is one of the two growth versions of the A-5A, the other, the A-5B being intended primarily for the attack role but progressing no further than the prototype stage.
	home.primusnetz.de /vraab/PHOTO.html (636 words)

	Zenit-4
		However the design would be such that the same spacecraft could be used to fulfil the military's unmanned photo reconnaissance satellite requirement.
		Due to a bitter fight with the military over the nature and priority of the manned spacecraft and photo-reconnaissance space programs, the final decree for the Vostok manned spacecraft was delayed until seven months after drawing release began.
		The commission decides to set the launch of the next Zenit-4 reconnaissance satellite for 14 September; that of the Voskhod with mannequins on 18-20 September; the definitive landing system trial at Fedosiya on 23 September; and if that is successful, launch of a manned Voskhod by the end of September.
	www.astronautix.com /craft/zenit4.htm (3083 words)

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