- In
military operations,
military reconnaissance /rɪ'kɒnɪsəns/ or
scouting is the
exploration of an area by
military forces to
obtain information about...
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Aerial reconnaissance is
reconnaissance for a
military or
strategic purpose that is
conducted using reconnaissance aircraft. The role of reconnaissance...
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Squadron RAF was a
photoreconnaissance squadron of the
Royal Air
Force from 1942 to 1956. The
squadron was
formed on 19
October 1942 from 'H'...
- (Russian: Зени́т, IPA: [zʲɪˈnʲit], Zenith) was a
series of
military photoreconnaissance satellites launched by the
Soviet Union between 1961 and 1994. To...
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operating in close-support and
escort missions, as well as
tactical photoreconnaissance. As the war in
Europe wound down, the P-51
became more common. With...
- war,
Sofia was
flown by the
Romanian Air Corps,
which engaged on
photoreconnaissance operations and
threw propaganda pamphlets to the city. Thus, Sofia...
- Havens, Warner) (2014). BRIDGEHEAD:
Eastman Kodak Company's
Covert Photoreconnaissance Film
Processing Program (PDF). Chantilly:
National Reconnaissance...
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United States would not
resume such missions. By 1965, moreover, the
photoreconnaissance satellite programs had
progressed to the
point that
crewed flights...
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suspected V-3
development site at Mimoyecques.
Following them in a
USAAF photoreconnaissance F-8
Mosquito to film the
mission were
pilot Lieutenant Robert A....
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staff on
August 19, 1960, to show them the
images from the
first photoreconnaissance satellite,
Discoverer 14, to fly with its camera.
Introducing "something...
