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1,182 words, approx. 4 pages The first military space mission was reconnaissance, and that remains the most important mission, offering capabilities that cannot be obtained by any other means. A number of countries possess military satellite reconnaissance systems, including the... summary from source:
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Reconnaissance, sometimes referred to as scouting, is the act of exploring (especially military or medical) to gain information. Often referred to as recce (UK, Canada and Australia, pronounced /ˈrɛki/) or recon (U.S., pronounced /ˈriːkɒn/), the... 
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 Military Thought Reconnaissance Systems for effective enemy engagement.
11/01/2001: 1,854 words, approx. 6 pages Military conflicts in recent years prove conclusively that effective engagement of the enemy has the leading role to play in achieving objectives set. Its effectiveness varies to a great extent with the scope and speed of provision of the necessary target data to forces... summary from source:
Journal of Electronic Defense A reconnaissance role for the F-22?
07/01/1999: 409 words, approx. 1 pages Lockheed Martin F-22 program officials have approached the US Air Force (USAF) Air Combat Command (ACC) and the F-22 System Program Office (SPO) about the possibility of employing the F-22 air-superiority fighter as a reconnaissance asset. While the USAF has yet to establish... summary from source:
 AP News Mars orbiter spots 1997 lander site
1/12/2007: 281 words, approx. 1 pagesThe newest spacecraft circling Mars has spotted the landing site of the 1997 Pathfinder probe, including what appears to be its discarded protective shell and parachute, and possibly its rover Sojourner.The view beamed back by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter should give scientists details about Pathfinder's... summary from source:
AP News Unmanned aircraft of the U.S. military
7/5/2007: 358 words, approx. 1 pagesThe U.S. military is increasing its use of drones in Iraq. Some of the systems include:_ Global Hawk: The military's prime eye-in-the-sky provides high-altitude, high-resolution intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in near real-time. Once programmed, it can taxi, take off, fly, capture images and return on...
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