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  • Midcourse/Related Articles
    {{r|Unmanned aerial vehicle}}
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  • UAV
    #REDIRECT [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]]
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  • Unmanned aerial vehicle
    #REDIRECT [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]]
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  • Unmanned Aerial System
    #REDIRECT [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]]
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  • UAS
    #REDIRECT [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]]
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  • Fixed-wing aircraft/Related Articles
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  • Unmanned aerial vehicle/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle/Related Articles]]
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  • Signals intelligence collection, aircraft-based/Definition
    An [[aircraft]] or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] (UAV) that carries [[signals intelligence]] sensors
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  • Future Combat Systems/Definition
    ...ed ground vehicle]]s, [[artillery]], [[precision guided munition]]s and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s; was an evolutionary step in the [[restructuring of the United States Ar
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  • MQ-5 Hunter/Definition
    A short-range [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] used for artillery observation and armed reconnaissance, to be replaced b
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  • MQ-8 Fire Scout/Definition
    A multipurpose [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], in the form of a [[helicopter]] with relatively long endurance, whose fu
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  • MQ-4 Global Hawk/Definition
    A low-observability [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] of intercontinental range and long endurance, which can carry [[imagery i
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  • Drone (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Unmanned Aerial Vehicle}}
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  • MQ-9 Reaper/Definition
    A [[United States Air Force]] medium-to-high altitude [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], capable of both attack and [[intelligence, surveillance and reconnnaissa
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  • Catapult (aircraft)/Definition
    ...s, now principally [[aircraft carrier]] for manned aircraft and for some [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, a mechanical means, external to the aircraft, of imparting takeoff spee
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  • MQ-3 Dark Star/Definition
    A [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] of intercontinental range, long endurance and full [[stealth]], which cou
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  • Unmanned Underwater Vehicle/Related Articles
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  • Ryan Firebee/Definition
    A family of [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV), still in production over 50 years after the first, with applicati
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  • Measurement and signature intelligence/Related Articles
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  • Midcourse
    ...[[space launch vehicle]]s, and sometimes remotely operated vehicles,<ref>[[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, [[unmanned ground vehicles]], [[unmanned underwater vehicle]]s</ref> th ...tmosphere. Midcourse guidance for a high-altitude [[cruise missile]] or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] usually depends on inputs from [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]s (e
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  • Unmanned Underwater Vehicle
    The underwater equivalent of an [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], an '''Unmanned Underwater Vehicle''' is a submarine or smaller vehicle,
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  • Brilliant Anti-Tank/Definition
    ...]] missile, but has been repurposed as a weapon to be dropped from armed [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s
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  • MQ-4 GLOBAL HAWK/Definition
    [[Unmanned aerial vehicle]] of global range, which collects, minimally, [[imagery intelligence|imager
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  • Howard McKeon/Definition
    ...ttee]]; [[Republican New Media Caucus]]; [[Republican Study Committee]]; [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Caucus]]
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  • MQ-1 Predator/Definition
    A medium-altitude, long-endurance, [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] used for armed reconnaissance by the [[Central Intelligence Agency]], a
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  • Brilliant Anti-Tank
    ...Viper Strike''', weapon is an guided glide bomb that is being adapted to [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s. The original version used an acoustic sensor to find the general area o | title = Hunter RQ-5A / MQ-5B/C Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, USA/Israel
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  • MPQ-64/Definition
    ...ne Corps]], to detect aircraft, [[cruise missile]]s, [[helicopter]]s and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV), for [[air defense artillery|air defense]] and friendly air [[Frat
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  • Missile defense/Definition
    ...tegrated air defense system]]s become very complex when facing aircraft, [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, and [[guided missile]]s
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  • Missile Technology Control Regime/Related Articles
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  • MQ-9 Reaper/Related Articles
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  • Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace/Related Articles
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  • Signals intelligence collection, aircraft-based/Related Articles
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  • MQ-8 Fire Scout/Related Articles
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  • Telepresence/Related Articles
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  • Federal Aviation Administration/Related Articles
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  • Combat aircraft
    [[Unmanned aerial vehicle]]s increasingly enter these roles, especially for reconnaissance but more a
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  • MQ-1 Predator/Related Articles
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  • Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition Squadron (Brigade Combat Team)
    ...s (commanded by an military intelligence Captain) and three platoons: an [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] (UAV) Reconnaissance Platoon, a Ground Sensor Platoon, and an NBC (nuclea [[XM156 (unmanned aerial vehicle)| XM156]] Class I [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]]s (UAV) both do reconnaissance and surveillance, and can mark targets. Tot
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  • Tactical Imagery Intelligence Wing
    ...]], [[C3I-ISR]] and [[electro-optical MASINT]] collected by aircraft and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV). Part of 1 Group, it is designated as a 'Force Element', rough
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  • Lightweight and special divisions interim sensor
    ...dar is part of a Ground-based Sense-and-Avoid Display System (SAVDS) for [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s.<ref name=USpatApp20060253254>{{citation
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  • Aircraft/Related Articles
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  • ADM-20 Quail
    The '''ADM-20 Quail''' was a defensive [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], once carried by [[B-52 Superfortress]] bombers.<ref name=nationalmuseumA
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  • Imagery intelligence/Related Articles
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  • United States Forces-Afghanistan
    ...terrorism|terrorists, as well as special reconnaissance to guide aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicle|drone and missile strikes. Paramilitary units of the Central Intelligence
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  • Howitzer/Related Articles
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  • Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
    ...dths because they transmit complex images. In like manner, ISR aircraft, [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, and sometimes ground vehicles, carry sensors into range of the subject
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  • Military Intelligence Company (Brigade Combat Team)
    *[[Unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) with [[imagery intelligence]] (IMINT) and [[signals intelligence]] **Video imagery and telemetry from Army and Air Force [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, including those operated by the RSTA Squadron.
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  • MQ-8 Fire Scout
    A rotary-wing [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], the '''MQ-8 Fire Scout''' provides surveillance, targeting, communicati
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  • Satellite communications
    ...communications relay devices operating within the atmosphere, including [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, lighter-than-air devices carrying electronics, or manned aircraft with
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  • Missile Technology Control Regime
    :*[[unmanned aerial vehicle|unmanned air vehicle (UAV)]] systems (including [[cruise missile]]s systems
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  • Mobile ad hoc networking
    ...ing from static, to extremely dynamic, the latter including aircraft and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s at supersonic speed. Typically, MANET will be applied at the [[locality
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  • Robotics
    ...o actions in microsurgery. Another man-in-the-loop application involves [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) and [[precision-guided munition]]s (PGM). Psychologically interest
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  • UH-60 Blackhawk
    EW and SIGINT have moved to [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] platforms.
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  • Key West Agreement
    ...omagnetic Radiation to Ordnance]]. Air Force reconnaissance aircraft and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s found targets for the helicopters.
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  • MQ-9 Reaper
    ...r Patrol, the '''MQ-9 Reaper''' is medium-to-high altitude, long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle. It is a larger descendant of the MQ-1 Predator, but can be taken apart, pu
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  • Joint Air-Ground Missile
    ...copters, [[ARH-70 Arapaho]] scout helicopters, and [[MQ-1C Skywarrior]] [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) and MH-60R/S Seahawk helicopters
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  • MQ-1 Predator
    ...the United States Air Force, the '''MQ-1 Predator''' is a system of MQ-1 [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV), a ground control station and remote control communications, and o | title = Predator RQ-1 / MQ-1 / MQ-9 Reaper - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), USA
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  • Ryan Firebee
    ...-34''', the '''Ryan Firebee''' was one of the first militarily important [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV). When it was introduced in 1958, the term UAV had not yet been in
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  • Hybrid airship
    ...Kitten]]", flew in 2000. [[ATG]], the UK company who fashioned the small [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], may have borrowed from [[Lockheed Martins Aerocraft]] designs, is now de
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  • MGM-140 ATACMS
    ...kely, but the BAT is continuing as a hard-target weapon to be carried by [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s.
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  • Electronic countermeasures suite controller
    ...ocation of a threat. Wireless links may also go to ground, satellite, or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] sensors or cooperating [[electronic attack]] equipment.
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  • Cluster munition
    ...gy, or may be a "dumb" ballistic projectile; it may be a guided missile or unmanned aerial vehicle capable of flying to, and attacking, several locations.
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  • Fires brigade
    <center>''future [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] battery''</center>
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  • Future Combat Systems
    ...tary reasons, including the Armed Robotic Vehicle and the Class II and III unmanned aerial vehicle. Four proposals for reducing scope have been presented:<ref>{{citation ...l Unmanned Ground Vehicle (SUGV), and a #Unmanned aerial vehicles|Class I Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) system. <ref name=ArmyXM1201>{{citation
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  • Telepresence
    [[Unmanned aerial vehicle]]s and unmanned undersea vehicles are perceived as new but established tech
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  • Littoral Combat Ship
    ...all, they will always have the capability to operate [[helicopter]]s and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV). ...y not often discussed: it is the first dedicated mothership not only for [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, but for [[unmanned undersea vehicle]]s. It is also a small mothership
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  • Littoral Surveillance Radar System
    ...ementing the P-8 with LSRS will be a radar-carrying [[MQ-4 Global Hawk]] [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], the [[Broad Area Maritime Surveillance]] system
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  • Ayman al-Zawahiri
    Al Zawahiri was killed by a missile fired from an American unmanned aerial vehicle, on July
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  • Signals intelligence collection, aircraft-based
    An aircraft or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] carrying SIGINT sensors is a '''SIGINT aircraft-based platform'''. A wide One strong trend is to put SIGINT sensors on [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) as well as manned aircraft. Some intermediate versions of this tre
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  • Nimitz-class
    ...g [[EA-6B Prowler]]s; to be replaced by [[EF-18 Growler]]; probably some [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]
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  • TROJAN SPIRIT
    ...N SPIRIT to send imagery into intelligence networks. The video from this [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] was subsequently fed into the [[Global Broadcast Service|Global Broadcast
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  • Warfighter Information Network–Tactical
    In Increment Three, [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] communications relays, as in the [[MQ-8]], will supplement the satellites
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  • Forward Area Air Defense
    To track aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicle and helicopter threats, there are two kinds of ground-based sensor (GBS). F
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  • P-8 Poseidon
    ...ementing the P-8 with LSRS will be a radar-carrying [[MQ-4 Global Hawk]] [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], the [[Broad Area Maritime Surveillance]] system. A further
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  • Intelligence collection ontology
    ...tion resources. For example, in an example of matching a request for an [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] (UAV) to a mission, they define "the UAV concept encompasses kinds of UAV
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  • U-2 Dragon Lady
    }}</ref> Indeed, the [[MQ-4 Global Hawk]] [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] has similar flight characteristics and may be a successor for those missi
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  • Materials MASINT
    }}</ref> was developed by the US Navy as a feasibility demonstration of a [[Unmanned Aerial Vehicle]] using onboard sensors to locate a suspicious cloud, and then drop disposa
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  • Signals intelligence collection, ground-based
    ...o collect advanced signals. These enhancements will be coordinated with [[Unmanned aerial vehicle|UAVs]] and tactical aircraft with expanded SIGINT capability. Blocks IV (e
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  • Quadrennial Defense Review
    **Expand manned and [[unmanned aerial vehicle|unmanned aircraft systems (UASs)]] for [[intelligence, surveillance, and re
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  • USS York County (LST-1175)
    ...arine Corps|Marine Corps]] reservists and provided control ship duty for [[Unmanned aerial vehicle|drones]]. She spent September and October in restricted availability and on
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  • Staff (military)
    ...st ground troops, but there is a strong tendency to have, at a minimum, an unmanned aerial vehicle aerial reconnaissance capability to provide imagery intelligence. The branc
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  • National Reconnaissance Office
    ...orne reconnaissance platforms, including [[satellite]]s, as well as some [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV) and [[reconnaissance aircraft]]. NRO receives the raw output from
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  • U.S. policy towards Yemen
    ...sile, launched, at their car, from a CIA-controlled MQ-1 Predator|Predator unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).<ref name = Addicott> {{citation
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  • Electronic warfare
    ...location of a threat. Wireless links may also go to ground, satellite, or unmanned aerial vehicle sensors or cooperating electronic attack equipment.
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  • U.S. intelligence and transnational counterproliferation activities
    ...and, more specifically, Iraq’s delivery systems, including missiles and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAVs). In December 2000, the National Intelligence Council (NIC) produc
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  • Signals intelligence from 1990 to the present
    Technologically, there was much greater use of [[Unmanned aerial vehicle|UAVs]] as SIGINT collection platforms.
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  • Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird
    ...cheaply, and often better by [[imagery intelligence]] [[satellite]]s and [[Unmanned aerial vehicle|drones]]. The SR-71's performance was still unequalled, but eventually ther ...r [[imagery intelligence]] and some [[signals intelligence]], as well as [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV). Some UAVs are long-endurance and [[Radar#stealth|stealthy]](e.g.,
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  • Defense Intelligence Agency
    ...[[RC-135 RIVET JOINT]] and [[RC-135 COBRA BALL]], and now high-altitude [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s such as the [[RQ-4A Global Hawk]]. Note that the [[National Reconnaissan
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  • Signals intelligence
    ...even they may do so by towing antennas or putting the transmitter in an [[unmanned aerial vehicle]].
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  • National Security Agency
    [[Unmanned aerial vehicle]] (UAV), called "drones" at the time, were introduced quite early and serve Technologically, there was much greater use of [[Unmanned aerial vehicle|UAVs]] as SIGINT collection platforms.
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  • Iraq War, major combat phase
    ...tanding of Iraqi operational style, using new networked techniques such as unmanned aerial vehicle video and Blue Force Tracker unit position awareness. At the division level
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  • Cruiser
    ...designs underway also considering carrying a mixture of helicopters and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s, the latter in both unarmed [[intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissa
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  • Iraq War, Surge
    ...actical outposts worked better because the commanders of 2007 had far more unmanned aerial vehicle|drones for surveillance. While few details were available, much credit was
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  • Naval guns and gunnery
    ...to deal with threats from small boats, as well as helicopters and small [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s. The boat threat is a special matter of concern when suicide attacks, su
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  • Signals intelligence from 1954 to 1979
    ...ce. The [[Cold War]], of course, was of major SIGINT interest. Aircraft, [[unmanned aerial vehicle]], ship, and ground SIGINT all were in use, and satellite technology left t
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