Germany / Kuwait / France / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / /
IndustryTerm
operable satellite / satellite program / digital processing technologies / multi-polar space systems / quality photographic product / satellite imagery / dual-track technology progression / satellite recovery system / satellite activities / electro-optical systems / oil storage areas / reconnaissance satellite playing field / operational satellite system / satellite system / satellite recovery method / near-term solutions / digital image processing technology / satellite reconnaissance system / operational imagery satellite system / electro-optic technology / non-recoverable technology / satellite systems / imagery products / satellite game / videotape recorder technology / operational reconnaissance satellite / satellite photo-reconnaissance data / art equipment / satellite vehicles / potential satellite systems / prospective satellite system / satellite solution / logical short term solution / /
Organization
KH-5 Army / KH-6 Tallinn mission / Iraqi military / Harvard / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / United States military / Army / Navy / Iraqi government / Advanced Research Projects Agency / Central Intelligence Agency / United States Army / National Security Council / Air Force / Department of Defense / Air Research and Development Center / Washington University / Army Air Force / /
Person
Joseph W. Kennedy / Eisenhower / Glenn L. Martin / James G. Baker / Carl Spaatz / Edwin H. Land / Adolph Hitler / Curtis LeMay / James R. Killian / Jr. / /
Position
Major General / President / Commanding General / astronomer / General / Director of Research and Development / spy / quickly issued General Operational Requirement number / /
Product
U-2 / Satellite / /
ProvinceOrState
Massachusetts / /
Technology
non-recoverable technology / digital processing technologies / digital image processing technology / electro-optic technology / videotape recorder technology / /
When the Enemy Has Our Eyes by Cynthia A. S. McKinley INTRODUCTION On January 17, 1991, the United States entered a war that turned the military space community upside down. Until then, the military space community’s f