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• Airborne Common Sensor
  The '''Airborne Common Sensor (ACS)''' was a planned [[U.S. Army]] program to replace the [[Airborne Reco | title = U.S. Army Revives the Airborne Common Sensor Program
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• Airborne Common Sensor/Definition
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• Airborne Common Sensor/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Airborne Common Sensor]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Airborne Reconnaissance Low/Definition
  ...ollection aircraft, available in small numbers and to be replaced by the [[Airborne Common Sensor]]
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• RC-12 GUARDRAIL
  ...ES II]] aircraft are all obsolescent, and due to be replaced by a future [[Airborne Common Sensor]].
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• Airborne Common Sensor/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Airborne Common Sensor]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• RC-12 GUARDRAIL/Related Articles
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• Airborne Reconnaissance Low/Related Articles
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• Airborne Common Sensor
  The '''Airborne Common Sensor (ACS)''' was a planned [[U.S. Army]] program to replace the [[Airborne Reco | title = U.S. Army Revives the Airborne Common Sensor Program
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• Airborne Reconnaissance Low
  ...t complements the [[RC-12 GUARDRAIL]]; both will be replaced by a future [[Airborne Common Sensor]].
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• Military Intelligence Company (Brigade Combat Team)/Related Articles
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• U-2 Dragon Lady/Related Articles
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• Army aviation/Related Articles
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• Military Intelligence Company (Brigade Combat Team)
  *Future [[Airborne Common Sensor]]
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• Eighth United States Army
  ...nnaissance Low]] platforms. While these are due to be replaced by a future Airborne Common Sensor, they provide signals intelligence (SIGINT), imagery intelligence (IMINT),
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