A YouTube series covering 'Numbers Stations' quasi-mysterious shortwave stations, which are widely suspected to be used by various intelligence agencies to contact agents in the field. This series is covering the stations one at a time. When they were more common (In the 1970 - 2000s) time...
cold war
cold war ii
early 21st century
eastern bloc
elint
espionage
late 20th century
north atlantic treaty organisation
post-cold war
sigint
signalsintelligence
warsaw pact
western europe
cold war
elint
falklands conflict
great britain
national reconnaissance office
royal air force
sigint
signalsintelligence
united states
united states air force
HMS Alliance was modified for SIGINT/ELINT work during a yard period in the late 1950s (1958-1960), in particular for monitoring the Soviet Northern Fleet, at least according to the Daily Telegraph obituary of Rear Admiral Martin Wemyss linked below...
central intelligence agency
cold war
electronic warfare
elint
imperial state of iran
islamic republic of iran
national security agency
post-cold war
sigint
signalsintelligence
united states
1960s
cold war
comint satellites
elint
imperial japanese navy
leo satellite
low earth orbit
national reconnaissance office
sigint
signalsintelligence
soviet union
strategic reconnaissance
united states
world war ii
Source: Norman Friedman's Seapower and Space p365-366.
AST.9003 envisaged satellites orbiting at 200 miles in 97 degree (sun-synchronous) orbits carrying two cameras with television readout, and an ELINT Antenna.
Resolution of the cameras would be 25 and 5 yards with swath widths of 45 and 7...
central intelligence agency
cold war
electronic warfare
lockheed
national reconnaissance office
national security agency
photographic reconnaissance
post-world war ii
rand corporation
signalsintelligence
space age
space race
spy sat
strategic reconnaissance
tactical reconnaissance
united states
united states air force
Nice-looking new title from Crecy/Hikoki from RC-135-pilot-turned-historian Robert S Hopkins III.
Spyflights & Overflights
Cold War Aerial Reconnaissance
RRP: £29.95
Few aviation subjects have been shrouded in more secrecy or been more controversial than cold war aerial reconnaissance. Former...
central intelligence agency
cold war
cuban missile crisis
elint
north atlantic treaty organisation
photo-recce
photographic reconnaissance
republic of china air force
royal air force
royal swedish air force
signalsintelligence
strategic air command
strategic reconnaissance
united states air force
vietnam war
"Pentagon Creates Electronic Warfare Programs Council to Boost U.S. Technological Edge"
by Megan Eckstein
March 17, 2015 10:16 AM • Updated: March 17, 2015 11:15 AM
Source:
http://news.usni.org/2015/03/17/pentagon-creates-electronic-warfare-programs-council-to-boost-u-s-technological-edge
Richard J. Aldrich’s recent book ‘GCHQ: An uncensored story of Britain’s most secret intelligence agency’ features some information on the planned Sigint ship of the 1960s.
He gives a history elsewhere in the book about the operations of HMS Totem and Turpin in the 1950s. He goes on to say...
admiralty research department
atomic energy authority industrial group
atomic ships
gchq
harland & wolff
ministry of transport
nuclear powered vessels
racal electronics plc
royal navy
sigint
signalsintelligence
The National Security Agency is designing a new $895.6 million supercomputing center that will be constructed at its Fort Meade, Md., headquarters over the next several years, Department of Defense budget documents reveal. The NSA's new High Performance Computing Center, slated to be complete by...
I must preface this first look review by saying that, while I'm interested in space technology, its not my speciality, so I'm approaching this book from this angle.
Bill Rose has put together a well written and nicely illustrated book on various military space projects. Its 192 pages long and...
anti-satellite
cold war
early 21st century
electronic warfare
elint
great britain
late 20th century
nasa
photographic reconnaissance
post-cold war
signalsintelligence
soviet union
space weapons
spaceplane
ssto
strategic reconnaissance
tactical reconnaissance
third reich
united states
world war ii
Curious to know if Concorde was ever considered in a military role, maybe as a recce aircraft or cruise missile platform?
Would this have been feasible?
alcm
cold war
electronic warfare
elint
great britain
hypersonic
nuclear battlefield
raf strike command
royal air force
sigint
signalsintelligence
strategic bomber
strategic reconnaissance
supersonic transport
tactical reconnaissance
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